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Death2Theft 04-20-2011 09:06 PM
It works really well in montreal.
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Originally Posted by melloman (Post 7399674)
I'm going to jump to a conclusion right now. Last night while watching Global @ 6pm, I saw that Robertson has a plan in mind to have bicycles that you can "get-on and get-off when you please." They didn't go too indepth into this, and I haven't researched much about it, yet how can you stop someone from stealing one of these bicycles? I can just see a field day for bum's stealing all these bicycles the tax payers paid for. I'm all for the environment yet wasting tax money on things that only 10% of the population of Vancouver do (bike lanes) seems abit outrageous.

Death2Theft 04-20-2011 09:09 PM
They also have monthly and yearly passes fixed cost iirc.
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Originally Posted by Sky_2000 (Post 7400438)
the Bixi velo in Montreal are stupid. It's like 5 bucks for 30 mins of use. No one use them and they take away like 3 parking spots from each street they are on. The bikes aren't used in the winter and only rented out for about 6 months of the year.

SkunkWorks 04-20-2011 10:28 PM
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Originally Posted by Death2Theft (Post 7400676)
It works really well in montreal.
Agreed, they're everywhere come summertime and the fact that there are bike routes linking all the subway/Bixi stations and marketplaces makes for an awesome way to get around the city.


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