Lime helps police track down cyclist who swore at pedestrian

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Sept, 18:43 · Archive

Lime cooperated with City of London Police to identify a cyclist who rode illegally and made a rude gesture at a pedestrian.

Lime used its internal system to help City of London Police trace a cyclist who had been riding on the wrong side of the road. The cyclist made a rude gesture at a female pedestrian. The case represents cooperation between the e-bike provider and police to tackle anti-social cycling behaviour.

How it is being reported

• Is the game up for e-bike yobs? Lime helps police track down and fine cyclist seen riding illegallyLime used its internal system to cooperate with City of London Police and trace the cyclist, who raised his middle finger at a female pedestrian after riding on the wrong side of the road.Daily Mail · 21 Sept, 16:18
• Lime helps police track down careless cyclist who swore at pedestrianThe police and e-bike provider have joined forces to track down an anti-social cyclistThe Independent · 21 Sept, 12:20

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