Big problem: People riding around with the cable lock dangling (Oooh, oooh, Mobi-mageddon!! Mobi-pocalypse!!!!).
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I have seen a few of those, as well as people locking the cable back into it’s lock when riding. Hopefully, it is just part of the learning curve.
My one pet peeve is finding garbage in the basket when picking up a bike. Please remove your own garbage. Probably would be good for the city to put in garbage cans near Mobi docks.
Great to see a lot of use so far. Olympic Village seems to be on location where they have had to pick up a bunch of bikes to relocate. I have often had to use the dock at 5th and Ontario to drop off, instead of waiting around for somebody to undock a bike.
The slow station roll out does seem to be a bit of a problem though, with huge gaps in coverage and empty/full stations downtown. New stations have slowed to a crawl. I wish they’d stop advertising 150 stations by the end of summer. It makes me frustrated.