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There is a daily rate of ?10 per day in other cities and ?40 a month if you want that instead. The company also offer a home hire at a monthly fee for those cities where the scheme covers the whole city. Don't see why the same won't offered in London. Seems good value against the cost of buying one of these things and charging it at home for occasional users.
Yeah, great idea - why not plonk a child on it and zip off down a crowded street, mount a pavement or two! Such larks!


It's got to be an improvement on the current situation of plonking a child into a 2-ton car, clogging up the streets and then mounting the pavement RIGHT OUTSIDE the school gates.

https://news.sky.com/story/car-hits-children-and-parents-on-pavement-outside-school-in-wandsworth-12066730


(appreciate that article is from Sept 2020 but there are dozens and dozens of similar stories nationwide)

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