Lime plots £20m boost for London e-bike infrastructure

Stuart Stone
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E-bike sharing company to scale up infrastructure and increase staff numbers to meet London's micromobility boom

Lime is planning to invest £20m in scaling up London's e-bike parking capacity, enhance safety measures, and make cycling more accessible amid booming demand for rental electric bikes across the UK capital,...

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