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This feels like largely an issue of societal norms. People leave their cars sitting all over the place and nobody complains. For sure there are places they sho
by ericpauley 4y ago
This feels like largely an issue of societal norms. People leave their cars sitting all over the place and nobody complains.
For sure there are places they shouldn’t be left, like right in the middle of the sidewalk. But maybe the expectation of every scooter being in a dock is too extreme.
- alistairSH 4y agoPeople don't generally park their cars in yards, across sidewalks, or in the woods. All places I've come across electric push scooters. Sure, cars are ubiquitous, but people mostly park them in designated parking spaces (also ubiquitous) or risk a parking ticket, boot, or tow. DC adopted a parking zone strategy for the scooters. Haven't been downtown in a while, but imagine that could work without dedicated docks.
- DangitBobby 4y agoIDK, it's pretty much a social norm to put away your shopping cart, and yet... People are selfish and will do anti social shit for convenience if they can get away with it. Cars only go where they belong because the state can and will punish you with towing or fines, making the reward of being selfish and anti social not worth the risk.