Should bicycle sharing be banned in colleges and universities?

Should bicycle sharing be banned in colleges and universities? I don't think so. You can't ride a bike on the way to school? Only school teachers can lead cars, and students are not allowed to ride bicycles. This is not only to let the state officials set fire, but also to let the people not light up. Colleges and universities are not primary schools and junior high schools. There's no need to be so wide. Let me share my opinion with you:

First, I don't know what your impression or understanding of colleges and universities is, not those special schools, such as military schools. The school should be strict. But in an ordinary college, what do you care about people riding bicycles at school? Isn't this full? Riding a bike is also an exercise. College students are inherently short of exercise, so it is very unreasonable to block some of their sports methods.

Second, bicycle sharing is really popular now, and there are many in my school now. Ride at will, nobody cares, it's normal. Our school has its own free public bicycle "Little Green", all of which were rejected by seniors and seniors. It is convenient for all students to repair painting, but they are not allowed to leave school. With bike sharing, you can go out by bike, which can save a lot of effort and a lot of things.

Third, colleges and universities also control students' freedom, which is not like a college, but obviously a "kindergarten" that manages everything. Besides, if you don't want to ride a bike, why do you want to build roads? Is it true that only school teachers will drive away? I am not afraid to speculate on some campus leaders with the greatest malice. I only care about interests and rights, so I won't think about my classmates who are transposed? And I want to vomit a little. Such a leader and such a school are not only such wonderful constraints, but also how many students have been missed.

Bicycle sharing is to provide convenience for people, and college students happen to be one of the people who need it most. The school is a little too much in charge, which is inappropriate and incomprehensible.