Users are financially liable for vehicle replacement costs of up to $1,500 per vehicle if the vehicle is damaged, lost, or not returned within 48 hours, with Lime reserving the right to pursue all available legal remedies.
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This provision establishes a specific financial liability cap of $1,500 per vehicle, and treats non-return within 48 hours as equivalent to loss or theft, triggering the same replacement cost liability. Lime also reserves the right to file a police report against the user in such circumstances.
The agreement holds users financially responsible for vehicle replacement costs of up to $1,500 for damaged, lost, or unreturned vehicles. A vehicle not returned within 48 hours is treated as lost or stolen under these terms, triggering the same cost liability and potential police reporting.
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Compare across platforms →"If you damage a vehicle or the vehicle is considered lost or stolen under the terms of our User Agreement, you will be responsible for the associated costs. The replacement cost of a Lime vehicle is up to $1,500. The same charges will apply for any Product not returned within 48 hours, which we consider lost or stolen and, depending on the circumstances, we may need to file a police report against you. We also reserve the right to take any action against you that the law allows, including holding you liable for the value of the Product.Excerpt from Lime's Terms of Service
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This provision establishes a specific financial liability cap of $1,500 per vehicle, and treats non-return within 48 hours as equivalent to loss or theft, triggering the same replacement cost liability. Lime also reserves the right to file a police report against the user in such circumstances.
The agreement holds users financially responsible for vehicle replacement costs of up to $1,500 for damaged, lost, or unreturned vehicles. A vehicle not returned within 48 hours is treated as lost or stolen under these terms, triggering the same cost liability and potential police reporting.
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