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That’s not a good way to change behavior. You’re essentially hoping that 1) law enformement agencies give a crap about this and 2) chargers learn that there are
by sushid 8y ago
That’s not a good way to change behavior. You’re essentially hoping that 1) law enformement agencies give a crap about this and 2) chargers learn that there are legal ramifications and change their behavior.
Alternatively, as others have suggested, you can change the incentives to minimize hoarding.
What do you think sounds more scalable/feasible?
- erentz 8y agoPerhaps if the problem is hoarders taking scooters without checking them out first, I think freezing the charger reward price when a scooter is moved is probably the best technical solution. They’ll no longer have an incentive to take them and hold on to them waiting for the reward price to increase which is the problem explained in the article.