Cities

Less traffic. Less carbon. Together.

Bird partners with cities across the globe to develop programs that maximize the positive impact of micromobility.

Why Bird

We know what city partners need

We've operated in hundreds of cities across the globe since 2018 and learned a lot of lessons along the way. We understand and respect what our city partners need to build accountable, high-performing mobility programs:

  • Reliable MDS data and operational performance metrics
  • Collaborative and responsive partners
  • Practical regulations that grow ridership and public support for shared mobility over time

Safety first

Prioritizing safety, first.

  • Starting with fewer cars on the road
  • Making safe rides more fun with in-app education
  • Tailoring our app to your city — localized rules, designated no-ride zones, and speed limits

Sustainability

Creating sustainable solutions.

Custom vehicles designed for safety and durability, informed by tens of millions of rides. Built to last — and built to reduce carbon.

5 yrs

vehicle lifespan with refurbishment

1,500 lbs

CO₂ avoided per vehicle per year

Transportation Equity

Providing equitable access.

Listening to the community matters. That's why Bird includes tools that make micromobility work for everyone.

  • Community Mode — riders can submit complaints directly in the Bird app
  • Discounted rides for income-qualified residents through Bird Community Pricing
  • Cash payment options at participating retail locations
  • SMS unlock for riders without smartphones or data plans

City Tools

Measuring the impact of micromobility.

Customized dashboards and in-depth APIs give city partners the data they need to analyze trends, enforce policies, and measure the full impact of their micromobility program.

And that's just the start — we work with city teams to evolve our tools as your program grows.

"Bird and Kent County Council's close working relationship delivered e-scooters in Canterbury with a shared vision of reducing car dependency."

Ben Bolton — Senior Transport Planner, Kent County Council

Ready to bring Bird to your city?

Tell us about your community and what you're trying to solve. Our city partnerships team will follow up.