Bird Global

Bird's Canadian operations hit new highs in 2025 — more rides, more cities, and more riders choosing micromobility as a genuine part of their daily routines.

A first-of-its-kind campus solution lets students pay for Bird rides with university card funds — driving an 85% increase in users and 112% more transactions in pilots.

Bird's partnership with Atlanta Housing is giving public housing residents affordable access to e-scooters and e-bikes, connecting underserved communities to jobs, transit, and opportunity.

Through cash payments, Text-to-Ride via SMS, and Community & Access Pricing, Bird works to make micromobility available to riders of every background.

Bird offers roles and perks and provides information about its interview process. It works on safe, sustainable electric mobility intended to make cities more livable.

Bird works on safe, sustainable electric mobility intended to make cities more livable.

Bird provides customer support, partnerships, press, security, and law enforcement contacts.

Bird offers scooters and e-bikes in more than 100 cities worldwide.

Bird Datenschutzerklärung — Bird. Zuletzt aktualisiert: 30. August 2024.

Bird Privacy Policy — Bird. Last updated: 30 August 2024.

Bird's privacy policy was last updated on August 30, 2024.

Bird's Terms of Service. Last updated October 28, 2024.

Bird Global, one of North America’s largest scooter rental businesses, was sold to its debtholders under Third Lane Mobility in a bankruptcy-led process valued at approximately $145 million.

Apr 2024 · TransactedNews article

Investment bank Cassel Salpeter advises on the Chapter 11 Section 363 sale of substantially all assets of Bird Global to Third Lane Mobility for approximately $145 million. The sale concerns the micromobility firm's assets and takes place in Bird Global's Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Apr 2024 · Cassel Salpeter & Co.News article

Shared micromobility operator Bird emerged from Chapter 11 reorganization under a new private parent company, Third Lane Mobility. The new parent company now operates both Bird and Spin.

Apr 2024 · Smart Cities DiveNews article

Micromobility company Bird emerges from Chapter 11 proceedings under a newly organized private parent company, Third Lane Mobility, and continues operating.

Apr 2024 · Culver City CrossroadsNews article