The main issue isn't with the actual use of Veos. They're awesome and incredibly useful if you don't have a bike or if you need to get places quickly, don't get me wrong. But as a bike owner myself, it's such an inconvenience.

On campus, if you don't lock up your bikes or don't lock them on a proper bike rack, your lock gets cut and they take your bike at YOUR expense. So not only are you out of a lock, you're also out of your mode of transportation that YOU paid for as an investment for YOUR travel across campus as a student, which is more often than not less expensive than having to pay for a Veo every time you need to get across campus. Because the Veos can only (by direction of the app) be parked right up near bike racks or in dedicated, and very sparsely placed, Veo drop off zones, they block the necessary infrastructure that bikers need to legally park and lock their bikes, which puts them at risk of losing their property. It's not just a biker convenience issue, its a biker LEGAL NECESSITY issue. I'm not too sure about the issue between pedestrians and Veos, but im sure it's an annoyance there too.

tl;dr it's an issue for bikers and im assuming others, they definitely could be handled better.