The Birds have hatched! Bird e-Scooters are back in town for their fifth season. Be sure to check out the Community Pricing Program, giving qualified riders 25% off their ride. Read below for pricing packages and safety tips.
If you have any questions or concerns regarding the service, including refunds or payment questions, please reach out directly to Bird Canada: hello@bird.co or 1-866-205-2442
Bird Canada is rolling out brand-new ride passes to help you save more while exploring Okotoks! Wh6ether you need a quick ride, a weekend of adventures, or a full month of free unlocks, they’ve got the perfect pass for you.
New Pass Options:
1-Day Pass – 45 minutes of ride time for $14.99
3-Day Pass – 60 minutes over 3 days for $17.99
5-Day Pass – 120 minutes over 5 days for $32.99
Bird+ Monthly Subscription – Free unlocks for a whole month for just $3.99!
With savings of up to 40% off compared to their regular per-ride pricing, there’s never been a better time to ride with Bird Canada.
How to Get Your Pass:
1. Open the Bird Canada app
2. Head to the Ride Pass tab
3. Choose your pass & start saving!
The Community Pricing Program will give qualified riders 25% off their ride. This offer will be extended to low-income residents, seniors, and health care workers.
Download the Bird App to create an account and email access@birdcanada.co to sign up.
Bird will require the following proof to qualify for the program:
Are you a regular rider? This pricing package can be used within three days of purchasing, for a maximum of 45 minutes/ride for a total of 225 minutes.
Purchase a monthly pass at $7.99/month, providing you with your first three minutes free on all weekly rides.
16 years is the minimum age as required by the provincial permit issued to Bird Canada.
The Town of Okotoks and Bird Canada recommend all riders wear a helmet when riding an e-Scooter.
Only one rider is permitted per e-Scooter.
How to ride the Bird e-Scooter
Here is how the zone works:
E-Scooters are only permitted on:
After a ride, e-Scooters are parked on the portion of a sidewalk that buffers pedestrians from the adjacent roadway and where elements such as trees, streetlights, hydrants, parking meters, or other street furniture are typically located.
E-Scooters are not to be taken indoors or onto private property by riders.
Remember....
As per local rules, Bird Canada e-Scooters are set at a maximum speed of 20 km/hr. Slow down zones (15 km/hr) may be implemented in certain areas of town through geo-fencing technology.
A typical e-Scooter season runs from April to October, weather permitting.
Bird Canada maintains a 24-hour customer service phone number and email address to report concerns or complaints and ask questions about the e-Scooters: