China's Bike-Sharing Disaster
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 พ.ย. 2018
- Chinese bike-sharing companies compete by flooding the market, and the consequences are stacking up!
Do you have questions for us? Join us on Patreon for an opportunity to have Chris or the team personally answer your most pressing questions in one of our videos and to get other exclusive rewards.
/ chinauncensored
Subscribe for more episodes!
/ chinauncensored
Make sure to share with your friends!
______________________________
#ofo #mobike economy citibike cycling ebike
![ความรักของยักษ์เขียว (ทศกัณฐ์) - เดี่ยว ไออุ่น [OFFICIAL MUSICVIDEO 4K]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/yCCy-QVHqK8/mqdefault.jpg)
ofo and mobike should merge to become mofobike.
This comment is underrated
give this guy an oscar
haha
This comment is a national treasure
The best idea YET!!!
They should just dump all the bikes in the ocean and claim the resulting island as Chinese territory.
Unfortunately the Chinese steel would dissolve like an Asprin before it got anywhere near the bottom. But I guess that's a solution too.
Lmao well done
Lmao legit hilarious
Ethan Downs lol
Tony Rule lmao
Proof that “free” just isn’t respected. People simply take advantage.
Yeah, but it's not free. 🙄
Interstellarsurfer Hence I used quotation marks on free.🙄
It's not free but there's no responsibility for the renter
I think if this was introduced in the Netherlands it would work quite well.
Chris E So what‘s your point? It’s not free, why use „free“??
We here in jamaica would do well with some of those bikes
Forget it, chinese don't donate or help. Rather throw away.
They have enough bikes to BUILD another Jamaica!
the question is why china has many and jamaica dont have
what makes china make hundreds of millions of bikes, and jamaica dont make them?
@@cnccarving the answer is easily available cheap resources and near slave wages labor. Don't think any of those bikes are quality. They're all made from crappy low quality chinesium pot metal that is all sorts of different metals all mixed together. You might have a certain hardness in one part of the item and a much lower hardness in another. Trust me you don't want those bikes.
@@sa-amirel-hayeed699
the question was
why jamaica dont make bikes
Is no one else concerned about all those people going into that park and never returning?
Something in there hiding, waiting... ow look a cute little white rabbit, GAAAAAH.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Meh there's a lot more where they came from...
They go in but never come out. Yeah, that was my thought too.
I gues it's not just people going into the park. The companies are bringing their bikes and piling them on top. But the companies don't go there to dig out their bikes from the bottom and put them on top, no, they bring new ones.
Let's say 20 people go to the park, 20 different bikes are there. Company A brings 20 more, puts them on top, so the people have to use theirs. Company B comes, puts another 20 on top after Company A is gone. Now you have 60 bikes but 20 people come out of the park and in the evening, 40 bikes are the foundation of a new pile.
And the Chinese accuse Americans of being undisciplined.
No respect here. Only self-image and fear.
Actually the laws in China are incredibly lax and seldom enforced. People drive like complete maniacs and there are no consequences. Chinese people break all kinds of laws constantly. If they are enforced its usually against Foreigners.
@@Jordan-Ramses Yes. Absolutely right.
The breaking of laws...small ones...is to be commended on most occasions.
These 'laws' are there to be broken...it's a FALSE sense oof freedom. The laws broken also tie in with total disregard for any other person.
People take out their frustrations on each other, not on their PUPPET-MASTERS.
they accuse everyone of being undisciplined
@@franzb69 Absolutely correct.
Wouldn't it be cheaper for them to just go pick up their bikes that are at the bottom of the pile and put them back on top verses making new bikes?
A pile of bikes is a nightmare on its own but messing about with it is like dealing with a pile of needles all of which can give you a dozen different diseases.
What is this nonsense you are proposing?
Logic rational thinking?
We will have none of that!
The answer is to have more bikes, so more bikes it is!
One day I get a call from a recruiter telling me that my experience working with colleges in the US is a perfect fit for a bike sharing company based in China called ofo. Since I was working a commission-only job at the time, I jumped at the opportunity. The whole thing seemed far fetched but what did I care. Well I worked for them for six months, the Chinese managers were completely ignorant on how to do business in the US. They finally hired an American guy from Uber who knew what he was doing but it was too late. They pulled out of the US not long after I was let go. Oh well.
Let’s talk we’re creating C4A - cycling for africa - we send these used bikes to africa for upcycling. Let’s talk looking for talented entrepreneur people to develop this project.
I have been living in Shanghai for five years. When the bikes first started showing up they were great. Convenient and cheap. Eventually they hit a nice balance, you could find them most places and drop them off on sidewalk bile parking areas. And then every morning there seemed to be more delivered. First the locals were having trouble finding room to park their bikes. Then the bikes would be dropped off anywhere on the sidewalks. In some places the sidewalks were almost impassable. The city has impounded quite a few which has helped. The bikes are however incredibly cheap quality and are deteriorating quickly. It has been an interesting phenomenon to observe.
Remember Falun Gong
CCP would say that they are bio-degradable bikes to help not polute the city... LOL
@@zam023 what's ccp got to do with it?
like someone else said above , the steel in these bikes would be so sub standard that they will just erode away after a couple of years.problem solved .
No need to mention the quality , we already know
Because it's more profitable to fine people than issue guidelines for industry.
Functional domestic policies would help plebs. We don't want to help plebs too much. Otherwise they won't do slave jobs for five cents per day to fund the corruption and the real estate bubble.
GCNavigator dining big companies is very profitable.
I think people who park the bicycle irresponsibly should be punished. You don't need a guideline for the industry for that.
Then you should have guidelines for the industry to avoid drowning entire cities in a lake of bicycles These are two different things.
Obviously you first need to implement the guidelines. If there is virtually no place to put your bike inside the city, it's hard to park the rented bicycle in a good place.
Extreme Chinese parents
facebook.com/1910932979167811/posts/2190133871247719/
We have ofo in London
This is the problem when a country has TOO much resource and badly managed!
Thats the cool part of comunism
No. Not much resources, they just squeeze resources from other parts of the country
This is the problem when a country has TOO much people. I mean, seriously, 1.38 billion??
You guys obviously don't know how business works. Make as much money as possible selling the bikes. When demand drops, trash that project, collect the bikes, and melt them down. Literally. Rubber plastic and metal will all be recycled and sold again
Just look at their newly built mega cities all them are ghost town
This guy look like agent in matrix.
You're right! lol
only a pair of sunglasses is missing
"Mister Anderson......."
My mum always said, if you can't say anything nice, I'll wash your mouth out with soap...
@@seanacameron8940 after that you started saying right right??
When you own something, you take care of it. When you use something that doesn't belong to you, you treat it like garbage.
Sadly true
and thus.. why liberals in the U.S. suck..
If you're a fucking savage, maybe.
it's a matter of education or lack of it, when it comes to sharing/access instead of ownership
Eddie Tong Well said... They just don't seem to care, unless it belongs to them.. Then they care..!! Thankfully, it's China and not some other country this time..
Not a problem. The Chinese government can park all these bikes in the ghost cities. At least it will make them look busy. Then they can keep the bike manufactures in business by ordering millions of new bikes, which can continue to be parked in the ghost cities.
Yeah the Chinese keep building cities like people will just move in them like there's no tomorrow. I'm surprise that the country don't go broke by building them cities as now. But that if it wasn't the fact that it is so cheap for them to keep building cities and they will just write it off.
Jerry G those ghost cities aren't as empty as people think. There are people moving into them. Sure they're not filling to capacity, but their population growth in those cities far exceed the national average for all other cities. It's not like you can expect a city to open up on a Tuesday and millions of people to move in on a Wednesday.
the ghost cities reported on ten years ago are all full. Villages are becoming completely empty across the country as the permits you get living city vs rural can literally save someone's life. But it involves saying goodbye to your life.
Stephen Jay - Sorry, but your just a little off. Sure, "some" people are moving in, but not that many. They are no where near capacity. Your comment that, "you can't expect them to fill up in a day", is rather foolish. There are up to 50 of these "ghost cities" of various sizes in China. Not to mention there are plans for a Super City, the largest in the world. You might not want to be giving so much credit to the Chinese regarding their real estate boom, their economy is not doing that well
"What would become of the glaziers if panes of glass were never broken?"
I am waiting for the driverless bike to appear on the market.
Is this a Dutch nightmare or the Dutch wet dream.
Bikes bikes every where
Jelte Elgersma wet dream
Check out Copenhagen, freaking crazy bikes all over the place
@@sagi7838 i love the fact that there are more bikes then people in the Netherlands
Found the Drooling Dutchman
Hmmmmm bikes! :)
"The cure is worse.than the disease..." . Wow...that phrase.hasn't aged.well....
Lol
Mobike opened in Manchester Uk, but then they then pulled out because the bikes either got stolen or thrown in the canal..... or over a street light. This is why we can't have nice things ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
oioi, I can't imagine who would do such a thing is such an English City...
I'm enjoying Mobike here in Italy, for now there aren't other competing bike sharing companies.
Same in Australia stupid ofo
Same in Vienna
Luke Schmidt the great grandsons of the lads that redeveloped Frankfurt town centre in 1944 I would expect.
Lol just park one outside your house and use it daily
NutritiousPie in China at least in Shenzhen there aren’t any stand alone houses, they’re all apartment buildings usually skyscrapers in what’s called a 小区 which is like a group of these buildings in a certain area, usually these bikes aren’t allowed inside these areas and you can park them outside but usually one comes and 2 mins later someone else rides it away XD
Nutritious Pie. That would only work in a city with a population of .. I dunno.. maybe 100...lol These cities have pops of 1 to 20 mil.
@@deliman7203 matters where you live and stuff in that city, you could live in a unpopulated neighborhood.
@@B1SQ1T its your house, you can just take one inside your house, easy yoinkers
Do you think they all live in individual houses?
In all honesty, I went to a medium-sized city in the south, and became acquainted with the bike sharing system, and never saw anything like this.
Because this channel is a China smearing channel.
So Cal is gonna look like that soon.... shared scooters everywhere!
Bikes were part china according to ancient Chinese map
I was about to comment this 😂
LOL
Lol! Crack pot!!
@youcometome9 Actually the Japanese did
Well, could they donate some to me? :)
Cyclist: You can never have too many bicycles.
China: Hold my beer.
@Christian Slater I bet your the soul at every party you attend...if you ever got invited to any, i mean. (
I don't know why, but your comment just cracked me up. it's funny, you're funny.
@Christian Slater Subcultural references are an indelible part of mutual understanding, but if you want to go ahead and call me a sissy even though you were the one that took issue with a TH-cam comment, then by all means.
@@541raymond which comment?
😂😂😂😂
Me : *throws bike on pile*
Officer writes a ticket for 8.537 bikes.
a Free Bike for everyone in China , that'll clean that mess up fast
Or you can melt the metal plastic and rubber into new objects and sell it again.
*COLONIZE MARS*
_before bicycles overrun Earth_ .
Or better colonize Uranus!
I know right.
Umm.. Mars belongs to China according to ancient Chinese maps
@@leozero_ I think they have so much bikes we could use them to build a bridge between us and Mars
weren't you chasing neo in matrix ?
Lmao....Mr. Anderson... Haha good one
IM DEAD
Lmfao
😂😂😂dying 😂😂😂
🤣🤣
I love this channel. This guy’s delivery is hilarious.
That's more bikes parked on the street than in Amsterdam... quite a feat :-)
Just another example of a good idea poorly executed.
jcollins782 no. It was never a good idea. Want a bike? Buy one, maintain it, store it in YOUR garage/apartment or walk or drive a car.🗳💰🐀🐀💥🔨
**hammer and sickle intensifies**
I was thinking it was a bad idea, badly executed.
More like a bad idea that just looked good on paper
jcollins782 i agree. Raising people in a culture so they learn not to steal these bikes cause they’re there for everyone anyway. But really ”leave it wherever you want” needs to stop ahahah
Mr.Anderson, I've been expecting you...
😎He is the ☝️
The 'Agent' spotted
Haha thats what im sayin'! 😀😉😂
It's Smith
@@leinaddf I was quoting what he says, maybe a little off but still.
The flip side is everyone is tripping over those in the dark.
Mark Myjak way to see the silver lining
As someone who lives in Netherlands i must say this looks like the worst nightmare to me.
Something unearned is not appreciated.
And that covers the advanced theories of communism. The exam is on Monday. j/k :D
Is that a Chinese proverb?
yeah, it's part of human behavior, I wonder if China got similar thing in one their ancient proverbs
Ok but how do I trust an Aperture employee?
The Chinese Owners of this bike system have lost so much money,,they said the reason why is "because they underestimated the quality of the Chinese people"........
actually, the quality of western people is much lower than Chinese, see th-cam.com/video/McMWQBt39Y8/w-d-xo.html
@@NY1020 I don't even need to watch whatever bullshit you linked to tell you that morals are extremely subjective making it impossible to compare "the quality of people" to anything but your own opinion
@@MipaStuff Really good use of racism ....
@@Jasoslty Oh really? I thought it was terrible. Not even humourous.
Stop fighting kids, or I'll floor this car and head into the other lane!
Quality is subjective, I've never been to China, but have rented to a lot of Chinese students and can say this. If they say they are going to do something, they mean NOW! They try and negotiate everything, when they get you down to their price, they reward you by giving you a gift. Always paid rent on time. One gave me silver chop sticks, the other painted heads I'm afraid to throw away for fear of bad karma being imposed on me. One student applied for a high security US Gov't job, an investigator flew out to ask me some questions, my question for him was, "Why can't we find qualified US citizens for these high paying jobs?" When he showed up, he was Chinese, who knew? God bless what's left of America!
Man, I can’t believe that I almost invested in a bike production company in China. It’s unbelievable
Oh man Everytime I feel bored or depressed I rewatch this video...thousands upon thousands upon thousands 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Please stay satirical!
This! One of the reason this channel is awesome.
Always from the negative side ~
That which is owned by everyone is cared for by no one.
That's why I prefer to own my own bike rather than share.
"That which is owned by everyone is cared for by no one. "
Man, that's deep.
just like plato said, shared goods are bad because no one is willing to take care of them
Dude - the bikes are owned by capitalist corporations in a war to drive each other out of business. This is the opposite of public ownership - its exploitation by private companies of a public resource - the streets, bike lanes, and open space - to store their product. The communist government was blindsided by this ruthless capitalism, and is trying to figure out how to get it under control for the public good.
The bikes are treated like garbage because they belong to a faceless corporation they have to pay to unlock them, they are not free and do not belong to "everyone." This shows how unregulated capitalism can be a disaster for the public good.
You just described communism
Big difference, in China the bike is owned by a company. In germany (we also have docking stations) the bikesharing is provided by the government. So the bikes are realy owned by the citizen. Therefor you automaticly take care of the bike rather then wasting taxmoney you spent.
Bikes are not for me, they are for *us*
**COMMUNISM INTENSIFIES**
김정민 박사 소개로 왔읍니다. 뜻이 같고 어려운 한국 사정을 이해 하는 채널이라 들었읍니다. 계속 수고해 주시고 한국국민들도 이러한 정보를 듣고 깨어났으면 하는 바람입니다. 감사합니다.
When you don't have ownership in something, you don't take care of it
Exactly.
It's the Chinese culture...they live in the moment..dont care about consequences. just look at there way of life. its unsustainable.
I do. But then again, can't even have freaking toilet paper in China.
Not true at all, it's the opposite. When you don't own something but have the use of it, you take extra care of it. Backwards people.
Thanks for the news agent Smith,by the way where's your sunglasses?
Not funny, Mr. Anderson.
Why would you care, if you're unable to see?
hail hydra
Edgar Zemite ...😂🤣😀😗
Say what now Anderson?
Lime is putting dockless bikes in Golden Valley MN and since almost no one rides them, they send crews around to move bikes so it will appear they’re being used....
its pretty simple:
if they put an IMU sensor in the bikes that it will understand if the user left the bike in upside position or not, it could say which user threw the bike or just parked it correctly.
this way, government can punish the user instantly, or even those companies could do that.
You're right.
I think China's Uncensored satirical approach fits the subject well... Some things China does are so ridiculous and over the top it really would be hard talking about them with straight face. Also, it's more entertaining this way.
China is a joke of a country so it only makes sense to represent them as such.
Exactly right. If you spent all your time being stressed about China, you'd have nothing else to think or care about. Plus he's dry, witty, and really seems to keep the balance between humor and reporting. He's the more accurate version of Jon Oliver, Stephen Colbert, etc.. who all just talk about the same crap the same way. It's refreshing to have Chris Chapel.. we need more like him
Couldn't agree with you more.
I probably wouldn't watch if it didn't have this tone!
Same thing I was thinking. The things China does is SOOOO over the top sometimes that it deserves to be told in this fashion.
That place truly defies reasoning almost as much (or just as much) as the propaganda in North (North, right?) Korea.
It’s all about society maturity and responsibility. So much for a 4500 years of civilisation
All those millennium long worth of cultural advancement had been destroyed by communist revolution though.
As a critical thinker why don’t you questioning this channel? haha
There is nothing you can do when there is too many bikes and not enough space.
Modern China is Communist culture. Or more accurately, Socialism with Chinese Characteristic culture. What you are talking about is a different culture.
It's because they are civilized that the bikes are piling up. Most of the ones I see in London have had the locks sawn off and at least one company quit Manchester because their bikes ended up in canals
Disgrace, waste of raw materials, worst polluters on earth.
never seen this guy before, but i really enjoyed this. Kept it civil, right level of humor, well executed too. Subscribed!
Please reduce the „image swiping sound“...
Only slightly imo. I don't mind the current swipe volume
Literally every photo swipe!
*swoosh*
Agree! Annoying.
Did not notice it until I read this.
Where I live in a Guangzhou suburb of China - the solution has been simple - all of the Shared Bikes have been stolen by the people - had the tracking GPS systems forceably removed and use them for personal use now - you cannot find one shared bike now anywhere because the population has them at their homes - untrackable. And when You Find one - it has a personal Bike-Lock securing it so no one else steals it. Soon the government will be requiring the licensing Electric Bikes as another form of income as in large cities like Shenzhen / Guangzhou they have banned use of any Motorcycles. In One Day - Guangzhou City removed over 400,000 Motorcycles from it's cities roads a few years ago to create less congestion and cleaner air environment - now there are over 800,000 electric bikes with more clutter and congestion - what an income generating machine for the government to now license them.
yeah all they did was swap out old with new and then sit back and collect fees on all the new stuff coming in, ooh and in Guangzhou near the US embassy, if you know any US guys doing immigration for their Chinese wife and she happens to have a friend named Unice who is short chubby and has a broken I think it was her left elbow and likes to wear a carpet looking garment and seems to always want to show up at family meetings, and they are calling her a immigration lawyer this is a lie, she is a Chinese match maker, she is a scammer, the girl pays her 8,000 US dollars to find a US man for her, she will use the girls email account to chat and her photos, and never tell you, you are never talking to the girl you think because its all 100% unice and her little team of girls she hires to do the match making and once the girl is in the US, the girl suddenly demands you pay her family 8,000 dollars. and then the truth comes out.
@@ateam6486 ...well that took a dark turn.
We went from bike sharing to marriage scam in a paragraph >_
Same thing happened here in New Zealand!!
@@ateam6486 well once you get her in the states you can just lock her in the pre-prepared "isolated room" the nice thing about illegal business is they don't usually report missing people.
I had the "last mile" problem. no docking station near my place, so when ofo came to London i thought great, i can get one from near my place and ride it to work, but London has managed to screw it up, so they all get stolen. no joke, i saw an ofo bike padlocked to a fence. like, its not yours, its for everyone!
anyway, so many ofos got stolen or damaged, they seem to have given up. mobike seems to be doing well and there's now lime which does e-bikes, but i dont care anymore cos its just easier to have your own bike.
I love your show!! Keep up with the satirical tone, it's just hilarious! Thanks!
You can only do "Bike Share" in civilized countries. France and the Netherlands have it down nice.
France should colonize asia and Africa again.
@@husaindaud5569 Why France? They actively islamised the local population!
@@supportervandeeuropeseunie1625 i thought whole of Europe is Islamised.
Allah had fucked Europe.
Hong Kong shared bicycle company Gobee announced its withdrawal from the French market. The reason for the withdrawal was “60% of our bicycles were destroyed, stolen or taken as their own within 4 months, which made the entire European project unsustainable.” The specific data is that more than 1,000 GoBee bicycles have been Theft, nearly 3,400 vehicles were damaged, and the police received nearly 300 reports
Socialism and communism solve the problem of inequality with a lazy solution: make everyone suffer equally (except the people's "servants").
While I agree with this, it's not too terribly different in the US.
@@user-jb6qs8yt9m it's definitely terribly different, go learn something please geez.
Except the fat commie leaders. Look at North Korean, Chinese, Venezuela leaders.
I'm an avid follower of Bernie Sanders of Vermont. I think we could have some great socialism in the United States, true communism has never been tried by the way. I'm pretty sure after Trump we will finally be able to get Bernie.
@@wkdravenna A thief or robber detected.
The problem was that bikes were getting broken and so on.
This issue with bike sharing was solved in China. China’s government made a law which says there’s must be a designated parking area for the bikes, and made big tech companies to pay fines is bikes are left not in designated area. Which led to the point where big tech companies had to hire more people so that they will go around the city and pick up the bikes left in inappropriate place. So no more bikes everywhere and more people have jobs. Not bad, eh?
im enjoying ur humor, especially the one where the lady's deciding to walk instead lmao
Donate the bikes to African countries where kids have to walk far to schools. Imaging those happy faces getting their own bikes
Every 60 seconds in Africa a minute passes. absolutely tragic.
First they need schools
roving child warrior gangs, hell's dark angels? you sir have no shame
Good humanitarian idea.
Do you live in a fairytale?
Looks like an episode of South Park...
I'm just going to scoot that comment aside and ignore it
So thaaaaats what the episode of south park was about
Now i see it.
Mmkay
That's nice and good from CCP, to stimulate more cycling and green transport instead of bad choices like gasoline car.
“Sometimes the cure can be worse than the disease” -Chris Chappel, predicting the US response to the CCP Coronavirus
I witnessed this first hand while visiting Beijing. I was amazed. There was a particular area that we walked by every day that had dozens of bikes blocking the sidewalk. I decided to pick some up and create a neat line. While doing so others joined me and it created a mini movement of organized parking. For the rest of the week the sidewalk remained nice and neat with the bikes! Lol
The remaining hope of humanity rests on the shoulders of people like you. Please don’t let dark times or insurmountable odds change that spirit to keep trying to make a difference. We will need people like you in future. Badly. ✌️
Aw, look at that, I was auto-unsubscribed. How thoughtful TH-cam, filtering out channels I specifically told you I wanted you to see. Probably just an artifact of them scanning all of TH-cam in 1 second....
because youtube wants to punish some channels. TH-cam is stupid
Yeah YT actually started to doing this...
I have just had that. I blocked the young Turks and then all my new feeds are you guessed it..... TYT. Get fucked YT
Yeah and typing in this channel's name in the search bar does not make the channel show up as a search suggestion. I wonder why. I really do.
Looking back on the bike-sharing craze that mercifully ended with 2018, this is truly hilarious.
You should totally bring sunglasses one day, finish the episode taking them off and saying: Mr. Anderson...
OFO and MOBIKE could merge and become (wait for it...) MOFO!!!
see my cartoons at instagram.com/MockEverything
Comment of the month
oh F off. bikes. Lol!
lolololol
FOKE !!
MOFOBIKES
Imagine the resources that've been wasted
I know you're just kidding and I don't want to be the smart-ass moron but no single material in this universe will never be "wasted". It's "wasted" for our perspective and who cares human perspective or our opinions? Look at all of these bullshit we are doing and tell me who cares fucking bicycles. Just burn this planet with all the shit in it and still there is no waste for universe, it's just an action.
Yea man... those bikes could of been used instead of rotting and sitting there..
what point are you even trying to make lol
Yeah, the Chinese are known for being really anti-wasteful...
@@aaronrodriguez110 the people not the big corporations
I like your style of news delivery, keep it up by piling more videos on top of each other.
The solution was simple mention it clearly that u have to dock the bike after use.. Not to throw it where ever u want
Bikes piled on public property? Impound them and charge the companies who own them.
doesn't change it....just get a fucking dumtruck and pile them outside their office. then again its china. it might not work that way.
Jord Williams ...um...the video is mostly fake...and bs propaganda.
Julia Milford ...do you believe every single thing you see...?
@@dannynicastro3207 what are you? Some fucking communist?
Probably cheaper to build a new one and throw them on the street than paying to get it back
Remember the good old days when Chris used to like our comments
I do 😭
I think that was actually shelley doing that, she is sneaky like that you know
@@ateam6486 oh i bet.. 😮😌
That will be solved when the Chinese finally get to know discipline. In traffic, they are just as undisciplined, resulting in a mass accident. We also have no docking for bicycles here, but every user is registered and receives a fine if he just leaves the bike behind on a wrong place. In traffic, they are just as undisciplined, resulting in a mass accident.
The fact that I laughed because some one had to ask if the satire was necessary proof to me that it is one of the things that I like about this channel.
*Breaking News Alert*
China uses old bikes to create artificial moon.
^_^
Chinese have the most creative problems xD
Good one.
China = nothing but problems.
I just laugh at some people，You can't do anything，But our Chinese economy is still growing fast，You can only comment here，Make you laugh enough，But We're actually getting stronger
@@user-xz8bp5uc2i
Yah.. Made in China laugh. Lol.
...like escalators that eat people
I was in Shenzhen from 2017 to 2021 and I saw those piles develop. The quality of the bikes got worse, we used to dig around in the bottom of the pile looking for the oldest Ofo's because they had pneumatic tyres!
In Vienna these bikes ended up in trees (yes they made the effort to climb up and lodge them between branches) the channel that runs through the city, and, believe it or not, I saw one hanging from the roof of a very tall building. These bikes were a pest and I'm glad they are all gone now.
People aren't grown up enough for free stuff.
We got the same problem here, the city provided free bikes and people tossed them everywhere, from rivers to bushes and everything you can imagine.
So they stopped the program.
That's how people behave when you give them free stuff, embarrassing.
@@HotCacahuete I am happy to hear that but a Metro entrance out of order that isn't for free and where other people near you and cameras would see your illegal actions and free to use bikes that you can just leave somewhere without much inhibition aren't really comparable.
@@HotCacahuete I see what you mean.
Can't wait till college is free, so diplomas turn useless and the survivors are the ones with trade jobs 🤗
At least they got a stockpile of steel and rubber if a war should occur..
I think China still retains bicycle infantry units, so they'll never have a shortage in their transport pool.
@@jonathantan2469 good trivia info! I did not know this:)
@@jonathantan2469 And if there's ever a shortage on fuel, rubber or bike parts...suddenly....wherever these stockpiles are will evaporate like snow in summer...
Most bikes don't have steel frames. I can't be sure about those ones though.
@@Graham-gt4gr the Russians in the 80's 90's would stockpile woollen sweaters from overseas secondhand suppliers in fields to make army uniforms if required. When it snowed it looked like large hills.
Can we expect to see this superb type of coordination and organization with China's military?
It's obvious that a free bike market isn't to blame but government subsidies of a market they want to survive. How could honest companies piles unused bikes along a park if they had to pay for it? They couldn't.
What will happen in future If there is car sharing in China .
There already are in China.
The same.
Buckle up for a fun ride!
Cars stacked ontop of each other.
Good idea. But have to take into account human stupidity
more like greed companies (i believe humans still controls them, but who knows), they build more bikes than need just to increase the chance of their bikes being chosen
There are different types of stupidity, but China is pretty high up there right now.
In Melbourne we have the docking bikes which still work quite well. A company brought in the yellow bikes with gps and they became a nuisance in the end they were banned and all the yellow bikes were collected and got rid of
We have the similar thing in our Texas town with Electric Scooters. Scooters everywhere and the police were giving tickets from not having a helmet or not riding in bike lanes with 99.99 of our small city has no bike lanes. I think there was a final revolt and they are all gone now after 5 months.
I live in Milan, Italy, and we have those bike-sharing companies too, but here it actually works well, thanks to good regulations and punishments for people who don’t park the bikes properly.
I live in Milan too and i see those bikes scattered around every weekend. Italian people seems not much smart to me anyway.
MEGAmicroOM OMEGAmacroOMEN yes, it also depends on where you live, unfortunately some people are just stupid, and you can’t do anything about that, but when those bikes are used in the right way, they are very useful.
Population difference
MEGAmicroOM OMEGAmacroOMEN I live in Milan for one year bikes 🚲 there are cool but they dump it too lol 😂
As a Dutchman, I'm offended
Not difficult....
I feel you cyclist brother and also nice bike lanes,I am jealous.I cant even commute fast any more without going on the road because the side walks have a speed limit of 15kn/h if only my country implemented an on road bicycle lane like the Netherlands.
@@aerojetrocketdyners-2538 I feel you brother
@@aerojetrocketdyners-2538 stay strong
Ik voel je
But I thought unregulated free market capitalism always fixed everything.
@nlpjohn there is no such thing as free markets. Capitalism always needs Governments to protect it
@@lewbronstein9760 :I think that is what is called fascism .Private /public partnerships . Mussolini called fascism "corporatism"
They should donate those bikes to developing countries instead of impounding them.
China’s new attraction. The Great Bike Wall of China or TGBWC for short.
Not all can be as easy to say as others.
The problem is not the dockless Bike share system. It is -I admit- a very fragile and idealistic system, but it has proven to work. Look at cities in Switzerland, where people treat them with respect. Therefore they are always parked in good places, are in good condition and serve their purpose even better. It always comes down to how educated people are...
Education doesn't necessarily lead to respect for property; that's a moral issue. Switzerland has a high amount of public participation and a strong sense of citizenship.
I bet they have some kind of regulation that China doesn't though. They would not just stand by and watch as 1.5 million bikes flooded a single city, and their solution would not be to fine the general public for a problem caused by a single company.
Sigh. Your post actually gave me some hope for humanity. I don't see this as a political system or what type of economic system is in place. I saw it as a societal problem created by the people.
Well living in Switzerland. They do exist mostly in Zurich but they are mostly well respected and well you should always expect a bike in the station . And well they work well they are decently fast for what they are
@Jake Shattuck Not really the point I was trying to make. From the perspective of just one of those companies there would be many people using their bikes.
Finally, a Chinese video that is Uncensored
The amount of waste in material alone doing this massive load of idiocy.....god.
In the netherlands every civilian own and rides a bike daily, and parks it wherever when going to the city, yet the problem doesn't seem as large as it is in china, even though our streets are WAY smaller... :think:
Just wait til you're overrun by foreigners who dont give a damn about your country or culture
In the Netherlands Mobike and Ofo are bound by strict regulation, because a company just can't claim public space for themselves. www.parool.nl/amsterdam/de-deelfiets-krijgt-een-herkansing-in-amsterdam~a4547308/
How the hell can we more communist than a communistic country?
How it works in the Netherlands: These bikes are forbidden to park in the inner city, but outside that area they can be parked everywhere in the designated spaces. Only 3 shared bike companies are allowed to run to get some competition and bicycles have to be ridden at least 4 times a day.
Bararo We have had Bike Sharing Issues in Dallas. We have had bikes end up in garbage cans, fountains and in random places on medians and what not.
in the netherlands you have no go zones, so mountains of bikes are the least of your problems.
You have like half a percent of their population. China has more bikes than you have people. Your problems are easier to manage bmes on that scale
Less bikes, more condoms
No . More sex. Condoms are not effective if they're never gonna use em .
Oh wait this isn't virgin Japan
looooooooooooooooooooooooool
So... shareable bluetooth condoms?
@@mildsoup8978 condom share program! Brilliant
😂 The road to evil is paved with good intentions... And bikes!!
This is hilarious. Good insight into how their system works or doesn’t.
Google San Francisco and these new electric scooters and how well this idea turned out
Shit on sidewalks keeps coming up....
south park did a episode recently on the scooters hehe..
The only reason it's a bad idea in San Francisco is because the citizens there don't give a ship where they park the scooters.
It's sad that the benefits of such a good idea have been lost for so many by the selfish inconsiderate actions of the few.
@@GSpotter63 no the scooters are cancer everywhere. every single city they are deployed is a complete shit show. Bird is by far the worst.
It's all over san antonio now
It’s like the IRL version of dozens of boats ending up in one spot in the ocean in Minecraft lol
@@potato_x69 Bruuuuuu...
How’d I not know about this!?
I gotta see that
I'll play with someone on Minecraft. We can play hypixel
I got ps3 tho 😂
Minecraft?
I never really understood bike sharing. I actually bought my own bike when I was 14. I'm 38 now and I still ride it.
did you stop growing at 14 omg
@@acharacter7549 I actually grew fast for my age but this is about bikes, not me.
Sell those bikes on amazon, they would make their money back.