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Subscription model targets cheaper e-bike trips

A new subscription model called LimePrime is being introduced in several UK cities to make short e-bike trips more affordable for regular riders. The model offers reduced flat-rate prices for journeys of up to 20 minutes, with fares starting from £1 per ride.

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Subscription model targets cheaper e-bike trips

A new subscription model for shared e-bikes is being introduced across several UK cities in a move aimed at bringing the cost of short trips closer to that of public transport for regular riders. The scheme, called LimePrime, has launched in London, Milton Keynes, Oxford, Manchester (Salford) and Nottingham. For a monthly fee, users can access reduced flat-rate prices for journeys of up to 20 minutes, with fares starting from £1 per ride depending on the city.

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