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Award for Edinburgh pizzeria that refused to serve people who parked in bike lane

Civerinos Slice also offered cyclists a 10% discount during lockdown

Civerinos Slice has been named Cycling Scotland’s Business Champion of the Year. The Edinburgh pizzeria refuses to serve drivers who park in the pop-up cycle lane outside and also offered a 10% discount to anyone who arrived by bike.

Cycling Scotland said Civerinos Slice, “showed courage and leadership by embracing the pop-up infrastructure during the Covid-19 pandemic, when many other companies could only see the downsides.”

The position was welcomed by many.

The efforts to deter people from parking in the bike lane were then followed by a discount for anyone arriving by bike.

This was also well received.

Cycling Scotland said: “Civerinos Slice bravely made a very public pro-cycling statement that they wouldn't serve anyone parking in the cycle lane outside their shop.

"A lot of other businesses had a negative reaction to the new pop-up infrastructure, but Civerinos Slice’s attitude was a shining example of how businesses can benefit from increased numbers of cyclists and pedestrians.”

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eburtthebike | 4 years ago
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If only they delivered to the Forest of Dean.  I'd have a standing order.

So wonderful to see people put principles over profit; thank you.

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rct | 4 years ago
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If only more businesses had their moral fibre and refused to serve people who parked illegally near their outlets, including delivery drivers & riders.

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