Emotionally I really dislike these companies and what they're doing. It's frustrating to hear them talk about how much they love regulation and working with the city when they completely ignore...
Emotionally I really dislike these companies and what they're doing. It's frustrating to hear them talk about how much they love regulation and working with the city when they completely ignore both. A company working in good faith would have partnered with the city first and worked out a very basic regulatory framework before throwing themselves on the streets. My question is should these companies be punished for their irresponsible behavior and disregard for the law?
Absolutely, they should be punished. It looks like they are having people dump scooters on the side of the road! I swear, technology company heads these day seem like psychopaths who are trying to...
Absolutely, they should be punished. It looks like they are having people dump scooters on the side of the road!
I swear, technology company heads these day seem like psychopaths who are trying to extort money out of public spaces.
I see these all the time in DC and they are insanely fast for scooters, often going faster than bikes. I think most people are not too pleased about them here. They take up a good amount of...
I see these all the time in DC and they are insanely fast for scooters, often going faster than bikes. I think most people are not too pleased about them here. They take up a good amount of sidewalk space and the riders are even worse about obeying traffic laws than bikers.
These just showed up in my city, and I think they make the place look trashy. People just leave them in the middle of the sidewalk and zoom around without helmets. Maybe I'm a curmudgeon, but...
These just showed up in my city, and I think they make the place look trashy. People just leave them in the middle of the sidewalk and zoom around without helmets. Maybe I'm a curmudgeon, but without specific parking locations it's really just adding to the clutter of downtown. And I don't even know how they plan to make a profit
Emotionally I really dislike these companies and what they're doing. It's frustrating to hear them talk about how much they love regulation and working with the city when they completely ignore both. A company working in good faith would have partnered with the city first and worked out a very basic regulatory framework before throwing themselves on the streets. My question is should these companies be punished for their irresponsible behavior and disregard for the law?
Absolutely, they should be punished. It looks like they are having people dump scooters on the side of the road!
I swear, technology company heads these day seem like psychopaths who are trying to extort money out of public spaces.
I see these all the time in DC and they are insanely fast for scooters, often going faster than bikes. I think most people are not too pleased about them here. They take up a good amount of sidewalk space and the riders are even worse about obeying traffic laws than bikers.
These just showed up in my city, and I think they make the place look trashy. People just leave them in the middle of the sidewalk and zoom around without helmets. Maybe I'm a curmudgeon, but without specific parking locations it's really just adding to the clutter of downtown. And I don't even know how they plan to make a profit