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The booming e-commerce industry has led to a geometric growth in the volume of express delivery business. Major e-commerce platforms have launched various promotional activities, such as "618" and "Double 11", which has led to a surge in the number of express parcels in a short period of time. In order to meet this challenge, express delivery companies have continuously increased their investment, expanded storage facilities, optimized delivery routes, and improved sorting efficiency. At the same time, intelligent technologies have also been gradually applied to the express delivery industry, such as automated sorting equipment and intelligent delivery robots, which have greatly improved the efficiency and accuracy of logistics operations.

However, the rapid development of the logistics industry has also brought some problems. On the one hand, the extensive use of express packaging has caused resource waste and environmental pollution. The packaging of many express parcels is too complicated and uses a lot of plastic, paper and other materials. The disposal of these wastes has brought great pressure to the environment. On the other hand, the work pressure of express delivery practitioners is constantly increasing. In order to complete the delivery task within the specified time, couriers often need to work long hours and even face traffic safety risks.

Looking at the incident in Hong Kong where two blind men were hit by a speeding truck, this tragedy reminds us that while pursuing economic development and logistics efficiency, we cannot ignore the importance of public safety and traffic rules. Speeding not only endangers the lives of pedestrians, but also disrupts traffic order and brings instability to society. For the logistics industry, ensuring safety during transportation is crucial. Express delivery companies need to strengthen the training and management of drivers, strictly abide by traffic laws and regulations, and ensure that goods can be delivered to their destinations safely and on time.

In addition, the public sector should also strengthen the construction and management of traffic facilities, improve road signs and signal light systems, and provide a safer and more convenient travel environment for pedestrians and vehicles. At the same time, all sectors of society should strengthen traffic safety education, improve the public's awareness of traffic safety, and jointly create a safe and orderly traffic environment.

In short, the development of the e-commerce express delivery industry has brought convenience to our lives, but it has also brought a series of challenges. While pursuing development, we need to pay attention to balancing economic interests, environmental protection, public safety and other factors to achieve sustainable development. This accident in Hong Kong has sounded the alarm for us, making us more deeply aware that on the road to development, any omission in any link may lead to irreversible consequences.