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Yes, because docked bikes need to be done in cooperation with a city or business to install a dock station. With dockerless, the streets where I live have just
by bradly 9y ago
Yes, because docked bikes need to be done in cooperation with a city or business to install a dock station. With dockerless, the streets where I live have just been littered with bikes and scooters.
- hunter23 9y agoA lot of regulators in the US are thinking about requiring dockerless systems to coordinate with them now. Many cities don't want the littering issue.
- thiagocsf 9y agoThis has become a nightmare in Sydney. I see broken bikes everywhere, in piles, up fences, down in canals. I’m hoping for regulation to come soon.
- dx034 9y agoAnd you get NIMBYism. In London, some neighbourhoods are excluded from bike-sharing because communities didn't want to have docking stations in their streets (takes away parking space and can create noise).