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I'm in Chengdu, Sichuan right now. There's literally 2-3 hundreds of Mobike/Ofo bikes nearby every metro station or shopping centre. But it seems people at lea
by odiroot 9y ago
I'm in Chengdu, Sichuan right now. There's literally 2-3 hundreds of Mobike/Ofo bikes nearby every metro station or shopping centre.
But it seems people at least try to put them in rows and local security (there's rarely a public space that's really public) shouts at people for dropping bikes randomly.
Around midnight the maintenance workers check every bike for damages / battery level and take them back to warehouses leaving just a few dozens in a neatly ordered lines.
What's more at least Ofo notifies you that the bike you used was park against the rules. They probably give you a few strikes and then terminate your account.
- usrusr 9y agoNice to hear about someone actually trying to tackle the problem instead of simply playing a numbers game until it ultimately fails
- PantaloonFlames 9y agoSounds like a reasonable system.