Point. What if you just put them in your garage? Or disassemble them? Or put a kryptonite lock on them and charge to remove it (like booting a car)? Who’s responsible?
I know I accidentally knocked one over and it made an awful howl. I didn’t care and moved on. Street trash is not my responsibility.
boydpercy Premium Member over 2 years ago
After you lock them in your garage!
Say What Now‽ Premium Member over 2 years ago
They’re not much use if you don’t pay to use them.
Ricky Bennett over 2 years ago
Make a quick buck. Sell ’em on eBay…
jmworacle over 2 years ago
Or call your local police. This is something they would tackle without worry of controversy.
The Reader Premium Member over 2 years ago
Hitchcock made a movie about this.
Carl Premium Member over 2 years ago
Scooters, bikes and assorted trash make it hard to walk the sidewalks these days but are still less dangerous than when they are in use.
Carl Premium Member over 2 years ago
I’m just surprised someone hasn’t suggested using them for an adventure.
Skeptical Meg over 2 years ago
Point. What if you just put them in your garage? Or disassemble them? Or put a kryptonite lock on them and charge to remove it (like booting a car)? Who’s responsible?
I know I accidentally knocked one over and it made an awful howl. I didn’t care and moved on. Street trash is not my responsibility.
Billys mom2022 over 2 years ago
I agree with Meg, lock them up and charge to have them back.
Or go and use them for yourselves.
timinwsac Premium Member over 2 years ago
At what point do they get doused with gas and set on fire?
Plods with ...™ over 2 years ago
Unless you can disable the trackers, never. You could leave them in the middle of the street so it would be easier for them to pick them up.