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throws_rocks_at_cars t1_ja8askb wrote

I mean, what do you expect to happen if you have an issue with something? Just get really really mad about it and your brainwaves will alert some regional manager in the Lyft offices to come remove them for you?

You can make an account and remove them with a report and it takes like 45 seconds to do so. The entire world isn’t tip-toeing around your particular pet peeves, nor do they know them (let alone give a shit about them) just because you’re peeved in that moment.

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DownwindLegday t1_jaa4do5 wrote

Don't these things have GPS and connect to the service? How do they not know where these things are? If I took one, I bet they would be able to find it.

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throws_rocks_at_cars t1_jaa4v15 wrote

Of course they know where it is. My point is: how would they know if it’s a problem if no one reports them? As far as they can tell, they’re just being used normally and parked appropriately. It’s only an issue for one single guy (op) sometimes when it happens and when he needs to drive

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DownwindLegday t1_jaa869f wrote

I guess I don't understand why the default is they can be parked anywhere they like? Wouldn't it make more sense to have particular spots they can park? I've ridden a few scooters like this in Europe and some have specific places they can be parked.

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