Anonymous wrote:What do you mean by sketchy?

They don’t have registered license plates and don’t obey traffic laws. Sketchy as hell. Clear enough?

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Anonymous wrote:They need to require licenses

We’ve decided that some people in DC are required to obey laws and pay the taxes for the people we allow to break the law. That’s the deal you sign up for living here.

+1. This is exactly true and incredibly frustrating. 30 year resident.

Anonymous wrote:They need to require licenses

We’ve decided that some people in DC are required to obey laws and pay the taxes for the people we allow to break the law. That’s the deal you sign up for living here.

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At least in your second sentence you square the lie and admit that they come nowhere close to following the law better than cars; that’s just something you like to say.

That poster is right. Nobody said you had to like it.

It's laughable to anyone who bikes or walks in the city that they drive safely. I guess you get off on knowing they annoy people, which is fine. A few will turn themselves to pancakes annually and hopefully they don't hurt too many pedestrians along the way.

What do you mean by sketchy?

Now that they get to vote in our local elections, it’s unlike the politicians will crack down. Nice job people.

Anonymous wrote:
At least in your second sentence you square the lie and admit that they come nowhere close to following the law better than cars; that’s just something you like to say.

That poster is right. Nobody said you had to like it.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm probably in the minority here, but I kinda like these guys. They mostly drive safe and courteous even when on bike paths.
The few times they do something bad, I ask myself if a fleet of double parked and clapped out Nissan Altimas would be better.

I agree. They follow the law better than cars - and if they don’t they won’t obliterate me.

At least in your second sentence you square the lie and admit that they come nowhere close to following the law better than cars; that’s just something you like to say.

Because the social compact is broken in DC.

Anonymous wrote:I'm probably in the minority here, but I kinda like these guys. They mostly drive safe and courteous even when on bike paths.
The few times they do something bad, I ask myself if a fleet of double parked and clapped out Nissan Altimas would be better.

I agree. They follow the law better than cars - and if they don’t they won’t obliterate me.

Anonymous wrote:What are you on about? State your point.

NP but they are an absolute menace to pedestrians.

Anonymous wrote:I'm probably in the minority here, but I kinda like these guys. They mostly drive safe and courteous even when on bike paths.
The few times they do something bad, I ask myself if a fleet of double parked and clapped out Nissan Altimas would be better.

You’re ok with them Going in bike lanes? Sidewalks will be next

They need to require licenses

I'm probably in the minority here, but I kinda like these guys. They mostly drive safe and courteous even when on bike paths.
The few times they do something bad, I ask myself if a fleet of double parked and clapped out Nissan Altimas would be better.

Anonymous wrote:I believe the city is cracking down

Too bad that ICE doesn’t crack down. The sketchy bike riders are mostly illegals.