Bird — Ride Electric

Blue Jay Transit Inc.

About this app

HOW IT WORKS:
📲 Download the app
✅ Sign up
💳 Choose your payment method (PayPal, credit card, etc.)
🔓 Select and unlock your vehicle
🛴 Ride electric!

The fun way to get to your destination
Head to work, run a few errands, or just go for a weekend ride. With the Bird app, get from point A to B safely and with style.

ECO-FRIENDLY MOBILITY
Our mission is to make cities more livable by reducing car usage and lowering carbon emissions.
Every ride with Bird makes you a part of that mission.

DISCOVER SPECIAL FEATURES AND OFFERS

–Get free rides
Share your code with a friend and you both get a free ride.

—Travel together
Riding with friends? The ""group rides"" feature lets you sign up for multiple e-vehicles through just one phone.

—More rides for less money
From daily to monthly rates, Bird has Ride Pass pricing plans that make sense for every rider.

—Safety
Do your part to keep your community running smoothly. Wear a helmet, use bike lanes, and make sure to park neatly and keep sidewalks clear.

Download now and ride electric.

Ratings and reviews

Awful experience when it comes to parking. The app doesn’t allow you to park outside the designated area, but it also fails to show the correct “parking area.” I tried several times to park next to other groups of scooters (4–5 of them), but it kept giving me an error and wouldn’t let me park. Very disappointing compared to other scooter apps I’ve used. Definitely not a user-friendly app.

spent 15 extra minutes trying to find a parking spot because they weren't showing up on the map. I ended up going all the way back to where I knew a parking spot was 5 miles from where I wanted to go initially 👎im extra annoyed because there was actually a parking spot where I wanted to go, I just assumed there weren't any parking spots in the area but they just didn't appear on the map till it was far too late

Awful! We tried to park in a designated parking area for 15 minutes. The "help" service is just an AI bot that looks at their FAQs. If you insist on talking to a person, it let you know that no one's available, aka they don't have human employees on weekends or after hours, and they'll email you a response to your question. An email is not a valid response to a service that is charging you nearly $1 a minute. We ran into another couple, also just trying to park.