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This is what happens when you only allow them to be parked in specific areas—and don’t have enough of those areas. I live in Washington, D.C., where the I Was There Sometimes I Still Am shirt also I will do this rule is that you have to park it and lock it to something—a bike rack, a fence, a street sign. IMO, that is much better. It disperses them so you don’t get this bonkers clustering, but it still keeps things relatively tidy—you don’t get them lying down or in random places. (Plus, as a rider, you can park basically wherever you want. I remember using these in London and being frustrated that I walked twice as far as my ride was due to the lack of parking corrals.) You used to be able to park them anywhere, that was their attraction over the old Barclays bikes. But then people bitched and other people abused it (a lot) and now we can’t do that any more. London can’t have nice things. If the government allowed the UK to privately use our own we wouldn’t have all these lime bikes all over the place.

I Was There Sometimes I Still Am shirt

Governments have done really dumb things regarding e-scooters, particularly. Here in D.C., you’re limited to 10mph, which is ridiculous. A non-electric bike beats that easily, yet no one is speed-capping bicycles or e-bikes. (We have Lime bikes and our version of Boris Bikes, too.) To me, that is a safety hazard. We’re not allowed to ride on sidewalks/pavement (ostensibly the I Was There Sometimes I Still Am shirt also I will do this reason for the speed limit), but 10mph on a city street when cars go 30mph is unsafe. oh, and why not just, I dunno, give tickets for people who ride on the sidewalk? That’s ridiculous we are limited to 12mph on those lime e-scooters, It’s definitely unsafe especially when a car is behind you there’s no way to speed off to avoid being hit by a car. Why would being able to park these bikes anywhere be a nice thing? It was an absolute recipe for disaster from the start. “People bitched” is definitely one way to say people complain because they’re absolutely everywhere.

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Because the I Was There Sometimes I Still Am shirt and I will buy this whole concept of “last mile” transit doesn’t really work when you have to park them a mile from your destination. The cunts on my road just throw them anyway, not a day goes by that one isn’t just thrown in the middle on the pavement. Heh, I immediately went to scooters, too! But my original point still stands with bikes. It’s still the same deal in D.C. You should see what Tottenham High Road looks like while spurs are playing. Several Hundred blocking the pavements Corner near my work in Aldgate with at least 5 on their sides every day. Not a big corner or anything. Hella windy down there so I assume they all blow over. Have to step over them all the time. Same outside my place. Total PITA. I used to work at Moorfields Eye Hospital on Old street and I had to report to the council so many times because they’d literally be blocking the entrance and road to a hospital for visually impaired people like how dumb and selfish can you be lol I see them blocking an entire corner in the city. You have to step over them. No space for strollers, wheelchairs or the visually impaired Never seen those covering entire pavement corners in the city or on the pavement directly in front of my door. Haven’t seen the wind blow a car over either. Cars need to be reduced and I hope private ones can get banned in the city at some point soon or at least petrol ones, but that doesn’t mean the current plans or solutions don’t need some tinkering.

Yes, it’s ridiculous that pedestrians have to sacrifice side walk space because we’re unable to take parking space from drivers The thing that pisses me off with this is that the I Was There Sometimes I Still Am shirt and I will buy this Lime Bikes etc are extortionately expensive to begin with, run by a private company with a history of either not paying it’s UK tax bill or contesting it. Frankly they ought to be flat out banned unless a solution similar to the one put in place for Boris Bikes is made. I mean the councils could make an absolute killing by sending vans round to pick up lime bikes left blocking pavements/paths and then fine lime for every one they pick up. Would be profitable for the councils at Lime’s expense (and incentivises them to actually sort the problem out themselves) and keeps these things from being a nuisance.

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Literally every car parked on every street is manufactured by some private company who probably don’t pay tax in the I Was There Sometimes I Still Am shirt and I will buy this UK… and yet those cars take up 1 million X more space than these lime bikes We’ve given up a lot of space to cars already, which is just as frustrating as the OP. If we swapped the cars’ space for rent-a-bike dumps, it wouldn’t be ideal, but it would be an improvement all round. No but for every 3 parking spaces, they could be transformed into pavement. So what’s the big deal then? A lot of spaces have been transformed to pavement the last few years, so it’s already a win win situation… Should I just go around setting up stalls for all the users who benefit from the coffee I want to sell in sidewalks all over London? Better yet, make it Starbucks.
Now compare that to how much space is there for dedicated cycling. Go look out your window I swear it’s like people don’t even realise You’ve got about the I Was There Sometimes I Still Am shirt and I will buy this same amount of space on the other side of the road for whole way along compared to only 30 ft this side, They’ve been “figuring it out” for the better part of a decade now, they don’t give a fuck. They care about profits for the least amount of work on their part, which ultimately means that all we get is this constant fly tipping. They get away with what they are allowed to get away with. It used to be a lot worse. There a a lot more zones you cannot park in especially around stations. I think it’ll keep getting stricter. Every street in London could give one to two parking spaces to e-bike parking. That would create more than enough space and it would probably cut parking capacity in the city by c.5%. Instead the councils decided to enforce parking bays, not sacrifice any parking, and not put in place enough parking bays This is what happens when you force bikes into specific areas instead of letting people pick an appropriate parking spot. The company have the gps data and picture for when you drop it off, so detecting bikes that are parked badly vs stolen and moved really shouldn’t be difficult. If the council started fining the company I’m pretty sure they’d find a way to pass on those.
Honestly, some of the I Was There Sometimes I Still Am shirt and I will buy this comments here about “what about blind people/elderly/disabled”. They’re getting outraged at situations that may not even develop. Yeah, this ain’t great. But you know what? There are poor fuckers with nowhere to live in London. This is a minor inconvenience at best I’ve seen a blind person and their guide dog struggle to get around a load of hire bikes blocking the pavement, while someone was leaving yet another bike there. I reported it to the council and within a week there was a car parking spot co-opted to be a designated bay for hire bikes/scooters on the road, and the pavement has remained clear. Okay great sounds like the system works then. In the case you saw was there ample room to one side of the bikes were they could get around or had people blocked the entire pavement with bikes?

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.