Voters are heading to the polls in Tel Aviv on March 2nd and in Munich on March 15th and Lime is offering free rides to get citizens there. The campaign, which is part of Lime’s ‘Ride to Vote’ initiative, aims to encourage local citizens to vote in their respective elections by offering a convenient and free way to travel to the polling station.

"We hope that with our campaign we can encourage Munich citizens to vote in one of the polling stations on March 15," says Jashar Seyfi, General Manager at Lime Germany. "Every vote counts and participation in the elections has never been as important. As an integral part of Munich city life, we can do our part to increase participation."

“Lime scooters are one of the most convenient and fastest ways to move around the city and the 1 in 3 Tel Avivians who have already used a Lime prove this,” said Yaniv Goder, General Manager for Israel. “Today, to help make voter’s journeys easier as they ride to the polls, we are offering free rides for Lime users to celebrate democracy.”

HOW IT WORKS

Simply download the Lime app and enter the code “RIDETOVOTEMUC” in Munich OR “ISRAELVOTELIME” in Tel Aviv and use any available Lime scooter with a free unlock and a 10-minute ride. The codes are valid on March 2nd (Tel Aviv) and March 15th (Munich), 2020 throughout Lime’s business areas in the two cities. Specific local terms and conditions differ in each city.

As part of European city life, Lime is committed to the future of Europe and in cooperation with "thistimeimvoting.eu", had already started a similar, Europe-wide campaign during the European Parliament elections in May 2019. The aim is to encourage people to vote in a flexible, safe, and sustainable way.

To learn more about how micromobility is bringing communities together around the world, subscribe to 2nd Street, or download the Lime app to take an electric scooter ride in Tel Aviv, Munich or elsewhere today.

Lime promo codes and free rides are offered in accordance with all applicable laws and regulations, subject to Lime’s terms and conditions, and are not intended to induce, nor is it conditioned on, the act of voting, refraining from voting or voting for or against any particular candidate, political party or measure.