Definition of pedicab
: a tricycle with a 2-seat passenger compartment covered by a usually folding top and a separate seat for a driver who pedals
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This year the unclothed cavalcade will be led by beloved burlesque artist Trixie Minx, who plans to ride in a pedicab wearing a glittering golden bicycle helmet, emphasizing bicycle safety.
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That campaign also included The LEGO Group offering New York City pedestrians a ride in a mini LEGO Falcon pedicab.
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There’s also food, pedicab rides and, of course, Charlie the illuminated peacock.
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The pedicabs and volunteer drivers were donated by Bike Taxi Unlimited, the teams provided riders.
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Leading the parade were jazz maestro Charlie Gabriel, a member of the Preservation Hall Band and a descendant of long-ago Haitian migrants to New Orleans, and legendary soul diva Irma Thomas, who were towed along in a pedicab.
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Previously, the only guidelines for pedicabs on International Drive were for bikes operating at the Orange County Convention Center.
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Special installations along the Parkway will include Cai Guo-Qiang: Fireflies (opens Sept. 14), a display of 27 luminous kinetic sculptures in the form of pedicabs.
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The Carolina Panthers are finally back at Bank of America Stadium Sunday, and fans can expect a few changes for the season home opener – including fewer tailgating lots, more craft beer at the stadium and possibly steep pedicab fares.
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Origin and Etymology of pedicab
Latin ped-, pes + English cab
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