E-Scooters

With the end of the first e-scooter season, the City of Regina sought feedback about resident experiences with e-scooters in the form of a survey. This information was used to evaluate the program and guide any required adjustments for next season.

Feedback from the e-scooter survey will be considered alongside data from e-scooter companies, the Regina Police Service, and the Saskatchewan Health Authority to inform a council report in early 2024.

As of April, residents were able to use their personal e-scooters in Regina. In late June, a shared e-scooter program was launched by two permitted companies, BIRD Canada and Neuron Mobility. As cooler weather began, shared e-scooters were slowly removed from the streets beginning October 15.

E-scooters are a great way to get around our city and provide an alternate mode of transportation. The City of Regina has a goal to become a renewable, net zero City by 2050 and adding e-scooters as a transportation option is one way of helping to achieve this.

Bird and Neuron are the two vendors that provided the shared e-scooter service in Regina. Together, these two vendors operated up to 500 shared e-scooters for the 2023 season. Data from both e-scooter companies showed there were 51,259 trips taken on e-scooters and over 130,000 km's in distance travelled throughout the months of July and August in Regina.

To learn more about where e-scooters can ride, rental locations and costs, download the vendor apps through the Apple Store, Google Play, or visit the vendor's website.

If you encounter any issues related to e-scooters, please contact the vendor directly to report.

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E-scooters are now permitted in Regina. These are a fun, sustainable way for residents and visitors to get around our city.

The use of personal e-scooters was permitted as of April 26, 2023.

Shared e-scooters are officially here, and are available to rent through the vendor’s apps. See below.

Helmets are mandatory and riders must be a minimum of 16 years old. E-scooters are allowed on park and multi-use pathways, bike lanes, and on roads that have a speed limit of 50 km/hr or less. E-scooters are not allowed on sidewalks and are limited to a maximum speed limit of 24 km/hr on roadways and 15 km/hr on pathways.