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The real issue is that there's no recycling strategy and these companies don't know what to do with worn/broken bikes, seemingly choosing instead to throw them
by teknologist 9y ago
The real issue is that there's no recycling strategy and these companies don't know what to do with worn/broken bikes, seemingly choosing instead to throw them all on a big pile.
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- dis-sys 9y agorecycling is just a small part of the story. all those bikes are basically un-managed. that is actually the core strategy to minimise operational costs. the real question that need to be asked here is - if I need to pay for parking my car on street, how can those two multi billion business[1] enjoy such privilege to park their 10 million revenue generating bikes on streets for free. https://techcrunch.com/2017/06/15/mobike-raises-600-million/ https://techcrunch.com/2017/06/15/mobike-raises-600-million/