At that moment, Liu Zhizhong was preparing to take a shortcut to the City Committee Courtyard.
As someone within Yangzhou's officialdom, he was well aware that those who drove luxury cars to and from the City Committee, unless it was an emergency or they were running late for work, never brought their cars into the compound.
The management of the City Committee was quite humane, even resetting punch-in timings to be approximately ten minutes later than usual.
These luxury cars were parked in a private lot about five hundred meters from the City Committee, supervised by professionals, with license plates registered, making it inaccessible to outside vehicles.
Upon getting out of the car, at least three exits were available for walking to the City Committee for work.
The City Government had the same rule.
This policy was established internally back when the grandfather of Zhang Hongyang was the Mayor, and it continued as a tradition.
