Dockless bikes and scooters provide an alternative, flexible transportation choice for Atlanta residents and visitors to get around the city.
City-permitted dockless operators as of July 1, 2021 are:
Note: There is currently a Nighttime Riding Restriction for rented scooters/e-bikes. No devices may be rented from 12:00 a.m.- 4:00 a.m. Personal bikes, personal scooters, personal e-bikes, or any other personally owned device are NOT affected.
The City of Atlanta is developing a Docked Bikeshare Business Plan to evaluate the feasibility of launching a new docked bikeshare system that supports everyday transportation, improves access to jobs and services, and complements existing transit options as well as the current dockless shared micromobility program.
This project will assess current and past shared micromobility efforts, review best practices from peer cities, and explore different services, governance, and funding models that could work locally. Public and stakeholder input will help shape priorities such as system coverage, affordability, equity, and integration with other transportation services. The final plan will provide a set of clear, actionable recommendations that outline how a docked bikeshare program in Atlanta could be structured, funded, implemented, and expanded over time. For more information on the history of shared micromobility in Atlanta, please visit our story map. If you have questions or comments about the Docked Bikeshare Business Plan, email mobility@atlantaga.gov with subject line “Docked Bikeshare.”
Take our survey about the future of Docked Bikeshare in Atlanta and provide feedback on potential dock locations using our interactive map!
The City of Atlanta is a national leader in the provision and use of micromobility transportation options -- one of the top 10 U.S. cities in total trips in 2023. The Shared Micromobility Program Overview for June 2024 defines the elements of a municipal micromobility initiative, summarizes the status of the City of Atlanta's current program and details efforts to sustain its success.
The Dockless Shared Micromobility Annual Report provides a program update and key data and ridership metrics for ATLDOT’s dockless shared micromobility (e-scooters and e-bikes) program from July 2021 through September 2022.
If you are planning or hosting a community event that requires special considerations for dockless devices such as no-ride zones, reduced speed zones, or parking/no-parking zones, contact us at Mobility@AtlantaGa.Gov. ATLDOT provides coordination with dockless companies to implement and enforce special rules.
Take our survey about the future of Docked Bikeshare in Atlanta and provide feedback on potential dock locations using our interactive map!
