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That seems like a fairly narrow concern to me, but... Maybe the restaurant should pay for the use of that public space of they want to offer delivery?
by miracle2k 7y ago
That seems like a fairly narrow concern to me, but...
Maybe the restaurant should pay for the use of that public space of they want to offer delivery?
- TeMPOraL 7y agoThat is one solution, and one that would effectively kill off Deliveroo and its breed.
- gorgoiler 7y agoYou’re right, I suppose it is a narrow concern and the solution you highlight would be an appropriate one for that particular problem. It feels though like the delivery driver loitering problem is a red flag for a much larger problem of corporate appropriation being acceptable, without being challenged by those we entrust to look after our public spaces and roads. It’s why a solution like “delivery drivers shouldn’t loiter in public spaces” is a poor solution, and why “private business should not be conducted in public without a license” might be a better and more general message.