Kayleigh
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Oh no, I can see a bicycle tax on the way!Biggest emissions these days are tyre and brake dust. I believe electric cars still have tyres & brakes?
Oh no, I can see a bicycle tax on the way!Biggest emissions these days are tyre and brake dust. I believe electric cars still have tyres & brakes?
Yes. But.Biggest emissions these days are tyre and brake dust. I believe electric cars still have tyres & brakes?
Oh no, I can see a bicycle tax on the way!
They already give a tax break through the cycle to work scheme.That will never happen.
Personally, I think the government would do well to offer a cash incentive for people to cycle. Paid per mile or something along those lines…
That’s true.. and you don’t even have to ride it either!They already give a tax break through the cycle to work scheme.
Thanks! It’s a 2017 so pre-facelift unfortunately.@Kayleigh btw I can recommend unlocking the wireless CarPlay if you have a facelift i3 model. You just can’t then ever take it back to dealer!
Well it was pretty amazing value for an electric BMW.Thanks! It’s a 2017 so pre-facelift unfortunately.
Only if you work.They already give a tax break through the cycle to work scheme.
You can also claim generous mileage rates which are HMRC approved if you used your bike for business travel.Only if you work.
Or your workplace participates.
Claim from whom?You can also claim generous mileage rates which are HMRC approved if you used your bike for business travel.
I've worked for several FTSE listed companies and they all paid the cycle mileage rate. I reckon most large companies would so they could tick the 'green' box.Claim from whom?
Good luck finding an employer that will pay anything.
If the employer doesn’t pay the best you can get is tax relief on £0.20 per mile so £0.04 per mile actual payment for a basic rate taxpayer, not exactly generous.
If my employer paid me £25 per week for my cycle commute in London I’d be very happy.I've worked for several FTSE listed companies and they all paid the cycle mileage rate. I reckon most large companies would so they could tick the 'green' box.
I can't see why employers wouldn't pay the cycle allowance generally as it's cheaper than the 45p per mile they'd have to pay if the employee used their car?
If my employer paid me £25 per week for my cycle commute in London I’d be very happy.
Yes correct but they hardly use any friction braking at all. It’s mostly regen.Biggest emissions these days are tyre and brake dust. I believe electric cars still have tyres & brakes?
Until you get knocked off, which is common in London.Sounds fair enough to me.
Another vehicle off the roads and a healthier, happier individual who will be less of a burden on the NHS…
I feel safer on london cycle lanes that the poor excuse for some paint locally here... you only think people get knocked off a lot because you only see those videos, no one is watching the thousands of hours of normal boring commuteUntil you get knocked off, which is common in London.
Thats why you get a Brompton.59 pages later I can bring this to a close,electric cars are sh1t, cycling is sh1t because you cant leave a bike anywhere or it will be stolen.
They're sh1t too. Ok hooning around a flat city and parking it in a drawer innyour computer based office job. If your a builder ,plumber,electrician,engineer, or you work shifts in the north,etc you need a diesel engineThats why you get a Brompton.
The electric Brompton will get you up the hills with no sweatThey're sh1t too. Ok hooning around a flat city and parking it in a drawer innyour computer based office job. If your a builder ,plumber,electrician,engineer, or you work shifts in the north,etc you need a diesel engine
59 pages later I can bring this to a close,electric cars are sh1t, cycling is sh1t because you cant leave a bike anywhere or it will be stolen.
They're sh1t too. Ok hooning around a flat city and parking it in a drawer innyour computer based office job. If your a builder ,plumber,electrician,engineer, or you work shifts in the north,etc you need a diesel engine
I have been knocked off 3 times by Black cabs during my 30 year London commute. + Once in Brighton when I was younger, but the compensation paid for my first campervan..so guess its not all bad!... you only think people get knocked off a lot because you only see those videos, no one is watching the thousands of hours of normal boring commute
Tradesmen used to ride bikes.
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