Plans to encourage people to cycle to work will be discussed in the House of Keys tomorrow.
Ramsey MHK Lawrie Hooper will quiz the Policy and Reform Minister about introducing a Bike to Work Scheme.
It follows the announcement in this year's Budget that a new incentive will be introduced to encourage people to take to two wheels.
Last month Treasury Minister Alf Cannan revealed a benefit in kind tax exemption designed to promote 'active transport' and celebrate the Island's cycling success.
The exemption will cover the cost of a bicycle, and safety equipment, up to £1,000 - that's per person and every three years.
However it will only be applied when the equipment is purchased from an Isle of Man business.
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