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Delivery workers: Get safer e-bike for free! Our e-bike trade-in program is a win-win for delivery workers and safer communities. Apply to trade-in an uncertified e-bike or illegal moped for a safer e-bike and batteries. Learn more and apply now:

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Reza Chowdhury1 year ago

If a New Yorker has a car that will not pass inspection, will the DOT provide a free a safer free car through trade-in?

Spacely Sprockets1 year ago

Who the F is paying for this? FREE? Doesn’t exist!

cjstephens1 year ago

Wait, my tax dollars are paying for free equipment for delivery guys? What's next, free cars for cab drivers? Free stoves for restaurants? This is why the city can't pay its bills.

Meme Machine1 year ago

Lmao 😂 how much taxpayer dollars are you wasting buying ebikes for illegals who are making money off the books?

Shelly1 year ago

Nothing is free. Who is paying for these ??

Boosted Safe1 year ago

For those who are prepared for everything, this is the car safe for you. Order yours today and keep your gear safe!

Andrew Fine1 year ago

Gee, wow. Don't get the delivery COMPANIES to pay or anything!

JQ LLC1 year ago

You know that's a moped too. A motor vehicle with pedals is a moped and they are supposed to be licensed and registered

Pete Panuccio1 year ago

So NYC taxpayers are getting this stuck up their ass too? Who authorized this? @ydanis tell us how much this is going to cost. Why arent the delivery service apps paying for this?

Victor Montefortè1 year ago

“Free”

Christopher Leon Johnson(Leon Christopher Johnson)1 year ago

@ImpunityCity look at this bs. This is not going to work. @vinbarone is doing whatever it takes to save those guys from @RealTomHoman and @realDonaldTrump. They will never educate those guys about Bike safety and not riding on the sidewalks. I wonder why.

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