Deliveroo in general seems to have a deliberate strategy of co-opting public spaces. You will often see their riders between jobs "parked" in a public square, f

Deliveroo in general seems to have a deliberate strategy of co-opting public spaces. You will often see their riders between jobs "parked" in a public square, for example. Good exposure for the brand perhaps, but normal companies don't do this - they have a depot. You never see a bunch of Fedex guys just "hanging out" in all their brand livery. As a taxpayer I wonder why I am subsidising their lack of proper facilities.