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Last year, when we were in the line for the Laika exhibit, I saw someone using one of the bikes for the first time. The person had friends already in the line (in front of us) and she rode the bike there to catch up with them. At some point she left -- which I assumed was to return the bike -- and she came back on foot. She wasn't gone long, so I just thought the bike racks for returning were everywhere around downtown. Are they? Now I'm wondering if she ditched it around the corner or something.
Read some of article and guessing it was a test run if only lasted a short time. alot u can discover as u try new stuff and sometime it dont always go as u expect sometimes. so basically some states will have them and some wont for one reason or another.
Did Hawaii send a Cease and Desist order to Lime?
like most times i see on news they say and show how a service was gonna be done so the city or cities have a better idea and then give permission for it to be allowed at anytime.
The Atlantic has an interesting article today about who's actually charging the Bird scooters. It's LA-centric but still informative;You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login
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"As for the future, VanderZanden stressed that this is a pilot program.“Right now we are still testing. We’re not committing to expanding or keeping the scooters in San Diego.”