Le bike is a good travel solution during the deconfinement phase. This is why the Government has invested large sums in the development of cycle paths and parking for two-wheelers. A month ago, the Ministry of Ecological and Inclusive Transition even announced that it would give a boost to people who decide to use the bike on a daily basis. This translates into a fixed price of 50 euros to have his used bike repaired.
Here is what you need to know about this flat-rate aid.
What is meant by flat-rate aid of 50 euros?
The 50 euro package is offered to everyone cyclist who wants to repair their bike. It is carried out through a network of listed repairers and is available as soon as the lockdown is lifted.
It should be noted that this kind of state aid can cover various repair costs, whether it is the cost of repairing or changing brakes, lights, tires, chain, derailleur... Thus, the cyclist n You will therefore not have to pay the expenses related to your bike as long as they do not exceed 50 euros.
How to benefit from the flat rate of 50 euros?
To benefit from this government aid, you must go to the platform of approved repairers called “Coup de Pouce Vélo”. The list of all the bike repairers participating in this operation has been available on this site since May 11, 2020, as well as the conditions required to obtain it.
You must make an appointment with the repairer by telephone or email and present valid proof of identity (national identity card, passport, driving license or residence permit). On D-day, you have to come with the phone that contains the SMS code sent, and the flat rate of 50 euros will be applied directly to the invoice.
Aid of 50 euros under the CEE program
It should be noted that this aid of 50 euros is part of the CEE program or energy saving certificate “Alvéole” which aims to facilitate the practice and the return to cycling.
Thus, it is therefore offered in parallel with coverage of up to 60% of the costs of installing temporary parking spaces for bicycles, free training courses known as "Get back in the saddle" and coverage up to 400 euros by the employer for the travel expenses of its employees on the home-to-work journey called "sustainable mobility package".