Abandoned and blocking sidewalks: 2 Bird ebikes at first location and 1 Bird ebike at second location. I reported the first location on the Bird website, but they have not retrieved them.
Bird bikes left on corner of Sugarberry and Rosewood for 2+weeks.
Scooter left in Bryan park pathway by pool parking lot
Scooter left in Bryan park pathway by pool parking lot
Scooter left in Bryan park pathway by pool parking lot
Please consider adding scooter corrals in Green Acres. Suggestions for location - the traffic calming bump outs on 7th, the 4th street footpath, anyone of the several easements that are overgrown with invasives and border the roads.
See report #193268. The bicycle is still there. Bird did *not* take care of it. It is east of Basswood and west of South Stone on the north side of Bloomfield Road, sort of in the middle of nowhere. Easily seen by motorists.
A Lime e-bike has been parked on the sidewalk since the Labor Day weekend (Saturday). Can the neighbors and I bring it somewhere so it is no longer a hazard? To Switchyard Park? Also, what is the town of Bloomington's law regarding how long these rented vehicles can remain abandoned on a public sidewalk? And if a pedestrian is injured by this e-bike while blocking the sidewalk, would the law go after the town of Bloomington, the entity that has legalized this type of vehicle's use? Previously, there was an e-bike on my neighbor's front lawn for six weeks. My neighbor should be given a form of payment for use/rental of the front lawn for the vehicle's storage. ELIDA C. BEHAR 09/05/2024
Red/orange electric bicycle with basket ("Lime+Uber") lying by side of Dunn Street.
Blue Bird bicycle sitting by road for at least a week.