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We recently have a newer business that has random E bikes around the city.
I know it is a holiday here but I tried to call to have them removed from the public sidewalk.
I tipped them over into the boulivard to get them out of the way.
Why someone should make a private profit using a public right of way irrtates me.
I don't have room to get by with my walker.
I know it is a holiday here but I tried to call to have them removed from the public sidewalk.
I tipped them over into the boulivard to get them out of the way.
Why someone should make a private profit using a public right of way irrtates me.
I don't have room to get by with my walker.
You see these in some of our bigger cities. Berlin for example is infested with them. These companies operate on city contracts so it's not like they are 100% private here. Things like e-steps are heavily promoted because they reduce congestion. The way it works is you use an app to locate one nearby which is available. You then ride it to where you need to be and leave it behind on the sidewalk or a charging point.
The general idea is that there is so much use and randomness that where person A leaves it, there is usually a person B who needs one. They are GPS tracked so in the evenings, people collect ones that have been idle / uncharged for too long to bring them to charging points.
I'll always open my door for Chinese food.
When I grew up we got our Chinese food from the next village, in the Netherlands. It is just better than chinese food in Belgium in many cases. Especially if you want peanutbutter sauce. So far i've not found a belgian restaurant where the peanut butter sauce is good.
When I grew up we got our Chinese food from the next village, in the Netherlands. It is just better than chinese food in Belgium in many cases. Especially if you want peanutbutter sauce. So far i've not found a belgian restaurant where the peanut butter sauce is good.