Bloomington, IN Closed About 3 hours

Report issues with BIRD scooters

This Bird e-bike (unique vehicle asset code EEWA5) has now been left abandoned for almost 24 hours. As shown in the attached photograph, it is set squarely in the middle of the sidewalk and is actively blocking: * The wheelchair-accessible curb ramp. * Direct access to the community dumpster. * The flow of pedestrian traffic. This creates an immediate safety and accessibility hazard for the visually impaired, wheelchair users, neighbors with walkers, families with strollers, or parents holding toddlers' hands. Because the uReport system limits users to only one image attachment, I have used this submission to show the clear, wide-angle proof of the physical obstruction. I have also submitted a separate report containing the macro close-up of the vehicle's QR code and serial number so that city enforcement has the exact tracking data needed to hold the vendor accountable. As a resident utilizing the city's official portal, I expect the city to enforce its vendor compliance policies and ensure this public right-of-way is cleared immediately. Please forgive any redundancy if this has already been flagged elsewhere; I was initially unaware that a separate, specific category existed in the system for micromobility complaints. Thank you.