Shared cycle to work: E-bike service Lime joins UK salary sacrifice scheme

Michael Holder
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Lime has joined the UK's cycle-to-work scheme, enabling users to save on their monthly subscription when using shared electric bike service in London, Milton Keynes, and Nottingham

Lime electric bike users will soon be able to save on their monthly subscriptions through the government's 'cycle-to-work' scheme, in a bid to encourage more UK commuters to travel to work by bike, the...

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