Sometimes changing your way of moving is not necessarily a bad thing, in fact it can allow you to obtain an ad hoc bonus.
Our daily life is certainly made up of set times, especially when we have to go to work or to school for those who are still studying, there are very few moments, like the weekend, in which we can compromise from this. When they want to get to their destination, most people use the car or, alternatively, public transport if they live in a big city and the destination is served by train, tram or subway,
Changing these habits is really almost impossible for many, even if sometimes it wouldn’t take much to do something different and think about your body and the environment. Why not consider an alternative but above all sustainable solution? Doing so may entitle you to an ad hoc bonus.
A bonus coming if you change the way you move
Changing the mode used for your travels is not so simple for everyone, we noticed this especially in the midst of the pandemic, when due to the restrictions introduced we were forced to reduce the number of times we left the house. Taking public transport, for example, was not impossible, but it was still not the best solution if you wanted to reduce the risk of contagion.
But sometimes doing so might not be a bad ideaespecially if you want to make a tangible contribution to the environment, an aspect that has become crucial for everyone. So why not think about the bicyclealso useful for keeping moving and doing good for your body?
Buying one could also be easier, thanks to the ad hoc bonuses available even if, to tell the truth, it is not a valid contribution at a national level. It is in fact about an initiative of the Emilia Romagna Regiona, which aims to promote eco-friendly mobility: you will thus be entitled to a contribution equal to 500 euros for the purchase of a pedal-assisted bicycle, while it goes up to 1,000 euros for those who prefer cargo bikes, again with pedal assistance.
By connecting to the Region’s website it is possible to make the request using either your SPID credentials, the Electronic Identity Card (CIE) or the National Services Card (CNS). It must be also holders of the invoice or tax receipt relating to the purchase of the vehicle and have a current account to which the expected amount will be credited.
