A local commuter came out of Union Station and couldn't find her bike.
She assumed it was stolen (but it wasn't)
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A local commuter came out of Union Station and couldn't find her bike.
She assumed it was stolen (but it wasn't)
see the rest of the story here
Ahh, the state of the world.
I once assumed a bike was abandoned at a bike rack where I worked. It had been there for 2 weeks, it was in poor shape, I called to have it removed. Turns out it was a regular commuter who parked in the same spot every day. Just *looked* abandoned to me. (never mind the fact that *I* also parked my bike in the same spot every day!!!)
I was a dork.
On a slightly different note, my friend's husband is a physician. He took a job at a new hospital. He drove his 20+ yr old VW Fox(?) to work. One night, he came out to find it gone -- stolen he thought. Turned out the hospital had it towed. He was parked in the Physician's Lot -- no one believed a physician would drive this and towed him! :p
It's disturbing to me that there is a basement full of bikes at the station. :confused:
They sure oughtta replace the lock they cut. :mad: