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Bike lock gases potential thieves

Bike lock gases potential thieves

When cut, San Francisco startup SkunkLock’s bike lock releases noxious gases strong enough to make a would-be thief vomit.

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Citizen-led, ethical tech platform for democratic change

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App gamifies safe street design, gets kids involved
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