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Hmm? Its not uncommon for there to be freely usable bike racks on most city streets. I see them all over Seattle, predating bikeshares by years in most cases.
by metildaa 8y ago
Hmm? Its not uncommon for there to be freely usable bike racks on most city streets. I see them all over Seattle, predating bikeshares by years in most cases.
- AlexandrB 8y agoRight, so when Bird funds some scooter racks and starts ensuring their scooter are stored there, cities will stop impounding them. In the meantime it's like if I left my bike in the middle of the sidewalk somewhere - if it doesn't get stolen, I can expect it to get cleaned up by some other means. Edit: While writing another comment it occurred to me that these scooters are exactly like the shopping carts you see abandoned around stores. Either the stores collect them or the city does - but either way they're basically large bits of litter for anyone not in need of a shopping cart at the moment. I'm sure Bird wouldn't appreciate this analogy, because it's deeply unsexy.
- lambdadmitry 8y agoI'm surprised by how brazen they are. Why Bird doesn't get fined for that?
- pavel_lishin 8y ago> Its not uncommon for there to be freely usable bike racks on most city streets Exactly. Specific places to put your bike. Not just a random spot on the sidewalk.