Brampton Launches Third Year of Shared E-Scooter Pilot Program

Brampton is rolling into the third year of its Shared E-scooter Pilot Program, continuing to provide an efficient and eco-friendly way for residents and visitors to navigate the city. Since its introduction in 2023, the initiative has reshaped urban mobility while aligning with Brampton’s environmental and transportation objectives.

Advancing Sustainable Transportation

The program plays a significant role in Brampton’s Active Transportation Master Plan and supports the City’s 2040 Vision. By increasing access to alternative transit options, it encourages more walking, cycling, and public transit use, helping to reduce dependence on single-occupant vehicles.

Program Impact So Far

Over the past two years, the pilot has achieved notable milestones:

• Deployment of up to 900 e-scooters citywide in collaboration with three providers
• Completion of approximately 348,000 trips
• A total distance of around 2.9 million kilometers traveled
• Estimated reduction of 71 to 98 tons in carbon emissions

What’s New This Year?

For the latest season, up to 900 e-scooters will once again be available across the city through partnerships with Neuron, Bird Canada, and SCOOTY. Riders can continue to use a hybrid parking system that blends designated parking areas with free-floating zones. In-app features will guide users to return scooters to approved locations in high-traffic areas, ensuring public spaces remain accessible and organized.

Brampton remains dedicated to developing forward-thinking transportation solutions that support a cleaner and more connected urban environment.

Get involved

Learn about Brampton’s Shared E-scooter Pilot Program, visit brampton.ca/escooters.