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I may be ignorant, but do the people that run the con live in San Diego? I actually don't know. A lot of my local cons are run by people from out of state. Even the local fan run cons have some organizers from out of state (though not all of them, of course). If so, then I guess they'd know if they pay attention to the news.
Yes, CCI is located in San Diego, with their offices right downtown. These things are everywhere. I just drove through downtown this morning bikes and scooters on every single cornerSent from my Pixel 2 XL using Tapatalk
You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login It's complete mayhem in downtown, Waikiki, and Kakaako. Complete madness.This is exactly my fear. The fact that someone up above said that SD has had them for a couple of years makes me think that they either had the kiosk kind, which aren't an issue really, or that I have literally just been oblivious to the disaster these things cause. It's been four days here and it's just a mess.
If not said already, they need to hire somebody who can use a truck to use a gps or tracker to collect any after a time or they will just be parked anywhere cause the user just cares to get from a to b and not try park the ride out of the way somehow. so if the program is not fixed due to all the flaws or negative outlook of things then the whole idea may go bust within a year or 2 if nothing is fixed.
Maybe if someone was drunk in PB and didn't want to drive home, but I think that biking under the influence is still an offense.
I work on a college campus and most of the bike racks there have a few. I decided to use one on my lunch break to just putter around and ride a bike for the first time in at least a decade. It was a lot of fun!! I also realized I'm pretty out of shape when I hit and inclines ahahahaha I'm in the camp of "they are cool and I like having them around" The whole "eyesore" and "nuisance" complaints just make me roll my eyes and are always coming from the more affluent neighborhoods, naturally. People have been using them a LOT. You do see them abandoned on hills often and I found out why yesterday LOL
not really an Offense due to the relative inability to kill someone else with a bike. now there has been a case of DWI while on a lawnmower...LOLif the companies were better run- and could stay ahead of the daily migration into congested areas of the cities - the businesses model makes a lot of sense from an urban planing move.
They normally do as they have to redistribute the bikes as they tend to concentrate in certain areas just a few bikes get left around here and there. Seen some crazy pictures of bikes being left around but from my experience its not too bad. I feel a lot of the backlash is just NIMBYism. Coronado who banned the bikes is also the same community that wanted to ban bike lanes as a whole.