
Ban lifted: Lime scooters back on Auckland's streets
Auckland Council made its ruling after suspending Lime's license last week.
Auckland Council made its ruling after suspending Lime's license last week.
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Auckland Council will announce if Lime scooters will return to Auckland streets today.
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Auckland Council will make a decision on Lime's future in the city by tomorrow.
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