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Bike thefts at stations 'decriminalised'
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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2 hours. Completely defies the point of having the racks. I can understand bikes left for days considered an issue. But not covering actual daily commute times for working people. The main purpose of public transport,
MPs need to come down on this. It's utterly disgusting that BTP has jurisdiction and has decided independently what they consider to be their fucking job.
Honestly the only thing commuters can do is write to MPs.
Even if it was left for days, the act of scanning through a video looking for the point the bike arrives and is then no longer there is fucking trivial.