Lime Scooter Introduces $4.99 Subscription In Atlanta Market

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If you frequently ride a Lime scooter in parts of Atlanta, a new subscription may make it cheaper for you. The electric scooter company recently debuted LimePass, a weekly subscription service.

The way LimePass works is that it waives the unlock fee on the company’s scooters.  The same goes for its bikes.

LimePass Subscription Now Available in Atlanta

The subscription services is available in select markets, including Atlanta, but is expected to be rolled out across a wider area in 2020.

“We know that more than 50% of our riders worldwide trust Lime for their commutes and personal daily trips around the city,” Kevin Shi, Product Manager at Lime was quoted as saying. “With our new LimePass service, we’re proud to offer them a more cost-efficient way to get around town and manage their busy schedules.”

Prices for LimePass will vary depending on the city, but in Atlanta, it’s $4.99.

To be clear, users will still have to pay for their rides, but the unlock fee will be done away with. If you ride LimePass every day for a week, it should be worth your money.

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