There is nothing to hold

Shamit Shrivastav, Pune, India

The footrest in a cycle rickshaw is at a level where it is difficult for the passenger to climb over.
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Also there is nothing to hold on to while climbing and one has to climb with the help of another person or by holding the seat of the driver.
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2008 - 11.30.

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Tanu Sinha on 01-12-’08 20:45 said:
Also, I have personally seen these cycle rickshaws toppling down if driven very fast and then applied sudden brakes.
Ashim on 01-12-’08 21:15 said:
The rickshaw is a popular medium of travel in India. The design issue raised here is elementary but critical. Solving this issue would reduce user effort and increase accessibility.
Rakhi on 03-12-’08 01:03 said:
This is very true! i ve experienced this problem several times!
Aldrin on 03-12-’08 01:13 said:
even after u r seated there isnt anything much to hold on . . which creates pros during sudden brakes
thosh on 05-12-’08 19:34 said:
Yes, i agree with the above point
Prathamesh on 06-12-’08 03:36 said:
i second it !!
sarthak on 06-12-’08 20:11 said:
yes, this has to be given a serious thought.
Vijay M B Dharmannavar on 07-12-’08 21:15 said:
I think you will solve this problem. take care of passenger safety also while designing.


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