Green alternative to traditional courtesy cars

  06 October 2013

Three Vindis Group retailers in Cambridge have unveiled an innovative new courtesy bike scheme for service customers. They are offering the use of an all-new battery-powered bike as an alternative to the traditional courtesy car. The project was pioneered by Skoda Cambridge head of business Matthew Wootton. “Cycling is a very popular mode of transport…

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