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Shared-bike (II) However, have you ever had such experiences? Find many bikes are dumped outside the subway stations and parks; Find many bikes are placed in a wrong place even were parked on the road which affect to the traffic Find many bikes have been damaged, such as the chains come off, the brakes fail and the ring was stolen. You have to try twice, three time or even more to get an available bike. I believe those shared-bike company is considering the solution to those tons of problems, and the government has been involved in making some regulations to support bikes management. My question is, we, as a user, what can we do to protect shared-bike service, such a good thing to everyone. Think about it, when people hide the bikes in the compound,or locked by their personal locks, you cannot find an available bike to ride when you are in a hurry maybe you will be late for missing a metro, how do you feel? Think about it, when the broken bikes are placed on the street, no one takes care of them, then they will become scraps, imagine the street how will it look like? Think about it, when people against the traffic while riding, for example using the vehicle lane, riding in an opposite direction towards you, how do you feel? You may be frustrated, uncomfortable, or feel annoying. Let’s start from ourselves, to keep the shared-bike healthy, to protect the market from human factors.

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Shared-bike (II)

However, have you ever had the following experiences?
Find many bikes are dumped outside the subway stations and parks;
Find many bikes are placed in a wrong place even parked on the road which affects the traffic;
Find many bikes have been damaged, such as the chains come off, the brakes fail and the ring was stolen. You have to try twice, three times or even more to get an available bike.

I believe those shared-bike companies are considering the solution to those tons of problems, and the government has been involved in making some regulations to support bike management. My question is, we, as a user, what can we do to protect shared-bike service, such that it is a good thing to everyone?

Think about it, when people hide the bikes in the compound, or lock them by their personal locks, you cannot find an available bike to ride, and when you are in a hurry maybe you will be late for missing a metro, how do you feel?

Think about it, when the broken bikes are placed on the street, no one takes care of them, then they will become scrap*, imagine how the street will look like?

Think about it, when people ride/go against the traffic while riding, for example using the vehicle lane, riding in an opposite direction towards you, how do you feel?

You may be frustrated, uncomfortable, or feel annoyed**. Let’s start with ourselves, to keep the shared-bike healthy, to protect the market from negative human factors.

[* The word "scrap" is an uncountable noun, so it stands for both one or many items.

** To be annoying means you are bothering someone else.]

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