New Shared Micromobility Pilot (e-bikes and e-scooters)
The City of Vaughan has rolled out an exciting new way to get around!
Through a two-year pilot program, two approved operators are now offering shared e-scooter and e-bike rentals across the city. Shared micromobility offers a convenient, sustainable way to take short trips across the city, without needing a car.
The shared e-scooter and e-bike rentals will be on pause as of Nov. 1, 2026.
Rentals on pause for the season
As the colder weather sets in, the City of Vaughan’s Shared Micromobility Pilot Program will be paused as of Sunday, Nov. 1. What does this mean? All e-bikes and e-scooters operating as part of the City’s program (Bird and Lime) will be removed from Vaughan’s roads.
About the Pilot
The Shared Micromobility Pilot refers to a range of small, lightweight vehicles being shared amongst different users. The City had admitted two operators to offer e-scooter and e-bike rental services for the next two years. Through the Pilot, the City would like to learn more about the viability of shared micromobility devices as an option to make short trips without a car and determine the benefits/challenges they may bring.
The program is being monitored in collaboration with the City's By-law department, York Regional Police and micromobility operators Bird Canada and Lime.
Ready to get started?
Click the links below to visit the operator's websites, rent a device, or learn more about their services.
Feedback?
The City of Vaughan is asking to provide feedback or report any unsafe usage of e-scooters, e-bikes and other micromobility devices to Service Vaughan at Shared Micromobility - Service Vaughan Portal or (905) 832-2281 with the following information:
- Location
- Date
- Time
- Brand of device
- Description of the situation