Get there on a scooter

Bolt scooter rentals

Spend less time in traffic and more time on the move with Bolt scooters. Built for safety, designed for fun, and priced for any budget.

Not every day is a car day

Why breathe in fumes through a cracked window when you can enjoy the same route on a scooter instead? Choose scooter rides for faster commutes, lower-cost travel, or simply more time outdoors.

Rent a Bolt scooter

All you need is the app and places to go. And a helmet, please.

Step 1

Find a scooter

Open the app to scan a scooter you see on the street, or use the in-app map to find one nearby.

Ride more, spend less

Open the Bolt app to see all pricing options available in your region.

Most flexible

Pay as you go

Starting from €0.15 per minute

For frequent riders

Unlimited unlocks

Starting from €0.99 a month

Lowest price per min

Passes

The more minutes, the less each costs

Most flexible

Pay as you go

Starting from €0.15 per minute

For frequent riders

Unlimited unlocks

Starting from €0.99 a month

Lowest price per min

Passes

The more minutes, the less each costs

Making cities for people, not cars

Sharing Bolt scooters. And charging docks.

Bolt charging docks are compatible with all micromobility brands, hold up to 10 rental scooters, and are designed for compact, clutter-free parking.

Learn more

Ride safely

Rules and scooter practices that keep you safe

Beginner mode

Start slowly and steadily. Until you complete 5 rides, your speed limit is capped at 15 km/h.

Helmets on

Wearing a helmet is strongly advised when riding an electric or a regular scooter.

Ride solo

One scooter, one rider. Bolt's Tandem Riding Detection feature will know if you double up.

Ride sober

No drinking and riding. To unlock scooters at peak hours, you need to pass a cognitive reaction test.

Beginner mode

Start slowly and steadily. Until you complete 5 rides, your speed limit is capped at 15 km/h.

Helmets on

Wearing a helmet is strongly advised when riding an electric or a regular scooter.

Ride solo

One scooter, one rider. Bolt's Tandem Riding Detection feature will know if you double up.

Ride sober

No drinking and riding. To unlock scooters at peak hours, you need to pass a cognitive reaction test.

Report a badly parked scooter

If you see a scooter blocking the pavement or parked where it shouldn't be, report it in the app or via the online form.

This will help keep cities safer and more accessible for everyone.
Report Scooter

The scooter that knows the rules

Introducing Bolt 7, the first shared mobility scooter to feature a full-colour handlebar display that shows maps, zone guidance, and permitted parking areas.

Learn more

Frequently asked questions

Bolt scooters offer an affordable way to get around the city. The total ride cost includes a small unlock fee and a per-minute rate that may vary depending on your location. Frequent riders can save with weekly and monthly passes. Before starting a trip, you can check the current pricing directly in the Bolt app.

First, download the Bolt app and create an account. Once set up, use the in-app map to locate a nearby scooter. When you find one, scan the QR code on the scooter to unlock it. Push off with one foot to start moving, then use the throttle to ride.

You can rent a Bolt scooter near you by opening the Bolt app and checking the real-time map showing all available scooters in your area. The app will guide you to the nearest scooter; you can even reserve it in advance so it’s there when you arrive.

Always wear a helmet before riding. Place one foot on the scooter deck, and push off with the other. As you gain momentum, gently press the throttle to accelerate. Use the handlebars to steer and the hand brake to slow down or stop. Always ride with care and follow traffic rules to stay safe.

Bolt scooters are speed-limited for safety and local compliance. In most cities, they can reach a top speed of 25 km/h (15.5 mph). Some zones may have reduced speed limits depending on local regulations.

In most cities, riding an electric scooter on the pavement isn’t allowed. Bolt encourages riders to use bike lanes or designated roads where available, and always yield to pedestrians. Local regulations may vary, so it’s important to ride responsibly and follow the rules specific to your area.

Yes, you can ride a Bolt scooter in light rain, but you should take extra care in wet conditions. It’s best to avoid riding during heavy rain or on slippery surfaces, as braking distances can increase and visibility may be reduced. Always prioritise your safety and consider the weather before starting a ride.

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