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As a follow-up to the above RE: Gotcha--tentative agreement is for operation of electric-assist bikes, and EV ride-share. The rideshare vehicles look like extended-cab golf carts and would be operated within a two-mile radius of campus by members of the Gotcha team.
The latter is interesting for a couple of reasons: operation off-campus will require city approval as these vehicles are not designed to operate on roads, and ECU's denial of scooters/Lime is, in part, due to their desire to promote active transportation. EV rideshare accomplishes neither of these, although I do applaud them for recognizing that micromobility is a legitimate mode of transportation and effective method of reducing congestion.
Fun fact: in Winterville (Mayberry) you can ride one of those or even a golf cart on roads <=35mph. Just need one of those orange triangle caution signs on the back.
The mayor used to drive a golf cart around town and one of the councilmen has one of those egg shaped electric cars. I can't think of what they are called but East Carolina Chrysler used to sell them.
Let’s avoid another “Find Yourself In Good Company” ridiculous tagline, otherwise I support this although I think it would’ve been more innovative to have ECU and PCC students conducting such a study.
Harris Teeter to close the 1400 Charles Blvd location. Was told from a store manager at another location. I remember going there when I was a kid.
I heard this last week, but I couldn't confirm the rumor. Odd timing, considering they're getting a new apartment complex right across the street. Perhaps the rent went up? I know the two larger stores cut their operating hours and are no longer 24 hours.
Harris Teeter to close the 1400 Charles Blvd location. Was told from a store manager at another location. I remember going there when I was a kid.
Allegedly, ECU bought the shopping center. Dollar General is moving to Rite Aid, but no other information is known at this moment.
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