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They are fairly commonly left in ways that make it difficult for pedestrians in wheel chairs/walkers/blind.
by kasey_junk 8y ago
They are fairly commonly left in ways that make it difficult for pedestrians in wheel chairs/walkers/blind.
- notable_user 8y agoIt’d be fairly easy to designate a spot on every block for scooter/bike/etc parking. Much easier and space efficient than creating parking spaces. Here’s an example that Santa Monica is trying: https://www.10news.com/news/santa-monica-creates-parking-spaces-for-rental-scooters-and-bikes https://www.10news.com/news/santa-monica-creates-parking-spa...
- lazyasciiart 8y agoYes, when I see that I move them. Just like I've spent years moving commercial sidewalk signs. Why is it only now that an environmentally beneficial and actually USEFUL item is causing trouble that the rest of you have started to care about wheelchair users and blind people?
- rb666 8y agoAll those giant-ass trucks Americans ride around in (usually on their own) are making it difficult for bike lanes or walking paths to even exist!