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Pedal Pub franchise in Saskatoon is a little closer to getting rolling this summer.The City of Saskatoon’s standing policy committee on transportation voted at a meeting on Monday in regards to changing bylaws that would allow the “party bicycle” on local roads.

Saskatoon Ex returns in 2021 spread out over 2 weekends Launching the pilot program would allow the business located at 340 Ave.

A South to start giving tours on its Volkswagen-made 15-passenger bicycle.If a green light is given, customers will be able to cruise downtown Saskatoon where they’ll get off and have time to enjoy beverages at local pubs.However, no alcohol can be consumed on the bike while in operation on city streets.

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