Tartus kasvab rattavarguste arv

Tartus kasvab rattavarguste arv

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Bicycle thefts are on the rise in Tartu

Tartus varastatakse üha rohkem jalgratasid. Politsei ütleb, et see on . Näiteks sellel aastal on juba . Kolme aasta eest oli neid palju vähem.
Politseinik Taivo Rossi ütleb, et . Inimesed ostavad . See tähendab, et varastamine jätkub. Rossi sõnul piisab varastamiseks .
Tartu Ülikooli tudeng Heleri Hunt . Ta , kuid ratas kadus. Politsei ütles, et paljud rattad jäävad kadunuks. Hunt imestab, miks probleemile lahendust ei leita.
Tartu linnavalitsus üritab aidata. Linnas on , kus ratast saab . Need on . Projektijuht Jaanus Tamm ütleb, et , kuid .
Linnavalitsus tahab , eriti elamurajoonidesse. Aga see nõuab palju raha. Praegu pole piisavalt vahendeid, et kõik ideed teoks teha.
Bicycle thefts in Tartu are increasing. The police say this is a major problem. For example, this year alone, there have already been 450 bicycle thefts. Three years ago, the number was much lower.
Police officer Taivo Rossi says bicycles are easy to steal. People buy stolen bicycles online. This means theft will continue. According to Rossi, all it takes to steal is courage and tools.
University of Tartu student Heleri Hunt lost her bicycle. She locked it at the bus station, but the bike disappeared. The police said many bicycles remain missing. Hunt wonders why a solution to the problem hasn't been found.
The Tartu city government is trying to help. Smart parking lots where bicycles can be locked with a phone are available in the city. These are safer than regular parking lots. Project manager Jaanus Tamm says thieves know how to break locks, but smart parking lots are more secure.
The city government wants to build more parking lots, especially in residential areas. However, this requires a lot of money. Currently, there aren't enough resources to implement all ideas.