Live · GBFS feeds
Real-time positions of Bird, Lime, Spin, Veo (scooters) + Citi Bike, Capital Bikeshare, Bluebikes, Bay Wheels, Divvy, BIKETOWN (bikes & e-bikes) — 1,275 shared-micromobility fleets across 200+ cities, all in one map. Pulled fresh from official GBFS feeds.
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Most big US cities run a public bike share system, and many also have dockless e-scooters. This map pulls their official GBFS feeds into one place, so you can see the nearest available bike or scooter, check battery range where the operator reports it, and walk straight to it. Systems in the live data include Citi Bike, Divvy, Capital Bikeshare and Metro Bike Share, along with Lime and Bird scooters.
The map reads official GBFS feeds published by bike share and scooter operators. Systems that appear in the live data include Citi Bike in New York, Divvy in Chicago, Capital Bikeshare in Washington, Metro Bike Share in Los Angeles, plus Lime and Bird scooters in the cities where they publish feeds.
Vehicle positions are pulled from the operators’ public feeds when you load a location, so what you see is the latest snapshot each operator has published.
If no shared bikes or scooters are within your radius, the map automatically widens the search. If there is still nothing, it links you to local scooter, bike and e-bike rental shops on Google Maps.
No. scooter.exchange shows where vehicles are. You unlock and pay for a ride in the operator’s own app, such as Citi Bike, Divvy, Lime or Bird.