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Bicycle. Problem solved.
by brndnmtthws 13y ago
Bicycle. Problem solved.
- user24 13y agoBicycle. New problem created.
- pavel_lishin 13y agoThe perfect vehicle for someone who has a 60 mile commute in New England during storm weather.
- jodrellblank 13y agoThe "Some people can't use it in some situations, therefore it's worthless" internet retort.
- diminoten 13y agoMore like, "Many people can't use it in most situations, therefore it's worthless."
- nilved 13y agoNot really. I would be very surprised if the majority of commuters were motorists.
- nitrogen 13y agoThe majority of commuters in what location? The majority of commuters in my metro area are most definitely motorists, with no safe bicycle paths to a lot of destinations.
- maxerickson 13y agoI bet it comes close when you limit it to regions where license place logging is common.
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- pavel_lishin 13y agoI didn't say it was worthless. But like most things, they are great for certain cases, and terrible for others, and nothing works 100% of the time.
- jodrellblank 13y agoIf nothing works 100% of the time, why go round pointing out that it won't work some of the time?
- dmourati 13y agoI was going to say just this. I suppose it would be possible for states to require bicycle license plates. I have yet to see that though.
- noarchy 13y agoI know of some Canadian jurisdictions that used to require bicycle licenses. Toronto was one, until the 1950s. I can't imagine a license scheme being repealed these days, as these things are all about the fees that can be collected, as well as the feature-creep that bureaucrats can promote. A drivers' license today goes well beyond driving, now, in its various official (and unofficial) uses.
- Nick_C 13y agoHawaii did in the 70s when I lived there. Don't know what the current situation is.
- cobrausn 13y agoNext up - facial recognition. The article isn't even really about license plates, just about how they are being used.