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posted by chromas on Wednesday November 28 2018, @01:01AM   Printer-friendly
from the Keynesian-bikenomics dept.

BBCTech:

What is claimed to be the UK's first dockless electric bike hire service has begun, despite the risk of vandalism.

Lime said its motor-assisted bikes in Milton Keynes would be accessible for people of any age or fitness level.

They can be unlocked for £1, ridden for 15p per minute, then parked anywhere "responsibly" after use.

Santander pedal bikes can already be rented in the town for £1 per 30 minutes, but over half were vandalised and not in use during summer 2017.

More bikesharing makes it more convenient to cycle, but will drivers share the road?


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  • (Score: 3, Insightful) by rob_on_earth on Wednesday November 28 2018, @12:32PM (1 child)

    by rob_on_earth (5485) on Wednesday November 28 2018, @12:32PM (#767277) Homepage

    and if it is not do I get a reward for unintentionally storing them?
    can I get rewarded for reporting them?

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  • (Score: 2) by takyon on Thursday November 29 2018, @01:09AM

    by takyon (881) <takyonNO@SPAMsoylentnews.org> on Thursday November 29 2018, @01:09AM (#767593) Journal

    http://fortune.com/2018/10/19/electric-scooters-lime-uber-chargers/ [fortune.com]

    You can get a bounty for charging them and returning them (probably only after signing up with them to do this). I have no idea about returning abandoned bikes not found on the roads.

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