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Your best selfie could win $100 in Peachtree Corners

Local Motors, the company that designed and built Olli, Peachtree Corners’ self-driving shuttle that operates along the special AV lane on Technology Parkway, has launched a “Ride Olli Selfie” contest. (Courtesy Local Motors)
Local Motors, the company that designed and built Olli, Peachtree Corners’ self-driving shuttle that operates along the special AV lane on Technology Parkway, has launched a “Ride Olli Selfie” contest. (Courtesy Local Motors)
By Karen Huppertz
Jan 8, 2020

Local Motors, the company that designed and built Olli, Peachtree Corners’ self-driving shuttle that operates along the special AV lane on Technology Parkway, has launched a “Ride Olli Selfie” contest. Those interested in participating are asked to take a selfie with Olli, post it on Instagram or Facebook using the hashtag #PeachtreeCornersOlli for a chance to win a $100 Amazon gift card.

Entrants are limited to one entry per person and must be 18 years or older to participate. Deadline for entries 5 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31. The winner must respond to an Instagram notification from the sponsor, Local Motors, to claim his or her prize.

Sweepstakes rules: www.localmotors.com/sweepstakes/. Learn more about Olli: www.peachtreecornersga.gov/residents/ride-olli.

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