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Dockless bicycle service abused..
Another example of how some people are just ....fuckwits.
There are images at the link
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/...ydney-and-melbourne-streets-and-rivers-2017-9
While both companies clearly instruct customers to park the bicycles in safe and legal locations where they won’t obstruct pedestrians and other transport, the honour system is having some teething issues in both Sydney and Melbourne.
On social media, there are reports of bikes being left on the footpath or dangerously close to tram and train tracks — and transport interchange hubs like train stations and bus stops crowded with abandoned bicycles.
There have even been photos of oBikes left up in trees and on roofs, while in Melbourne on Tuesday oBike contractors retrieved 42 bicycles from the bottom of the Yarra River, after users dumped the two-wheelers into the water.
“We have had a few who abused our bikes either by dismantling them or throwing them into canals. This was disappointing,” oBike head of marketing Chethan Rangaswamy told Business Insider.
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Another example of how some people are just ....fuckwits.
There are images at the link
https://www.businessinsider.com.au/...ydney-and-melbourne-streets-and-rivers-2017-9
While both companies clearly instruct customers to park the bicycles in safe and legal locations where they won’t obstruct pedestrians and other transport, the honour system is having some teething issues in both Sydney and Melbourne.
On social media, there are reports of bikes being left on the footpath or dangerously close to tram and train tracks — and transport interchange hubs like train stations and bus stops crowded with abandoned bicycles.
There have even been photos of oBikes left up in trees and on roofs, while in Melbourne on Tuesday oBike contractors retrieved 42 bicycles from the bottom of the Yarra River, after users dumped the two-wheelers into the water.
“We have had a few who abused our bikes either by dismantling them or throwing them into canals. This was disappointing,” oBike head of marketing Chethan Rangaswamy told Business Insider.
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