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Any example? Also high trust != absolutely no crime ever It's the difference between getting your bike stolen because of a random asshole and knowing your bik
by xandrius 3y ago
Any example?
Also high trust != absolutely no crime ever
It's the difference between getting your bike stolen because of a random asshole and knowing your bike will be stolen by someone (also arguably an asshole).
- vkou 3y ago> Any example? Literally any city with good fare compliance. If it's got enough people in it to have a transit network, it's got enough bike thieves in it to steal your bike. > It's the difference between getting your bike stolen because of a random asshole and knowing your bike will be stolen by someone (also arguably an asshole). That's just a product of population density. If you live in the middle of nowhere, with 5 people total in a 15-mile radius, it's highly unlikely someone's going to steal your bike. If you leave your bike on Main Street, where thousands of people walk by every hour, all it takes is one in a thousand.