Bike and Scooter Share

Cuyahoga County residents and visitors can access shared mobility devices (e-scooters and e-bikes) located throughout the community. Shared mobility devices in Cuyahoga County lock to themselves rather than a bike rack or a dock and are activated through a smartphone app and user account.

Who can use shared mobility?

Users of shared mobility devices are required to be 18 years of age or older. All device providers require the scanning of a state issued ID before a device can be checked out for the first time. Users found to be in violation of this policy will be prohibited from checking out a vehicle.

Why does the County support the shared mobility program?

Cuyahoga County is an urbanized area with jobs, recreation, shopping, and residential areas in proximity. The Greater Cleveland Regional Transit Authority operates buses and trains, which are the spine of the County’s multimodal transportation network. Shared mobility devices provide a “last mile” connection from public transit to the County’s many destinations. With five participating municipalities, the program supports the County’s mission by:

• enabling the 16% of Cuyahoga County households without access to a vehicle ability to travel to more destinations
• alleviating the economic burden of car ownership by enabling more households to live car free or car light
• supporting greenhouse gas emission reduction targets identified in the County’s Climate Action Plan by replacing vehicle trips with electric-powered shared mobility trips

How can my city get involved?

Our Department is currently collaborating with cities and municipalities of the County to expand the program outside of the City of Cleveland. If your city/municipality is interested, please contact our Department at sustainability@cuyahogacounty.gov.