Bird — E-Scooter Sharing

E-Roller für deine Stadt

Published by: Blue Jay Transit
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Description

Bird ist die praktische und heitere Mobilität in der Stadt. Die Registrierung dauert nur eine Minute. Danach kannst du in mehr als 250 Städten weltweit E-Scooter nutzen.
So funktioniert es:
- Lade die App herunter
- Registriere dich
- Wähle die Zahlungsmethode (PayPal, Kreditkarte usw.)
- Wähle den Scooter und schalte ihn frei
- Genieß die Fahrt!
Mit Spaß ans Ziel kommen
Du musst zur Arbeit oder noch etwas erledigen? Oder willst einfach eine Wochenendtour machen? Mit der Bird App kommst du sicher und stilvoll von A nach B.
Nachhaltige Mobilität
Unsere Mission: Wir wollen die Städte lebenswerter machen, indem wir die Autonutzung und damit auch den CO2-Ausstoß reduzieren.
Jede Fahrt mit Bird trägt zur Erfüllung dieser Mission bei.
Spezialfunktionen und -angebote.
Teile deinen Code mit einer/m Freund*in und verschenke eine Fahrt. Als Dankeschön erhältst du 5 € Guthaben für deine nächste Fahrt.
– Zusammen fahren
Fährst du mit Freund*innen zusammen? Über die Funktion „Gruppenfahrten“ kannst du mehrere E-Scooter über ein Handy registrieren.
– Mehr Fahrten für weniger Geld
Von Tages- bis Monatstarifen hat Bird Angebote für alle Nutzer*innen.
– Sicherheit
Leiste deinen Beitrag für eine funktionierende Community. Trag einen Helm, fahr auf dem Fahrradweg, stell den Scooter an einem Ort ab, an dem er nicht im Weg steht, und fahr nicht auf dem Bürgersteig.
Jetzt herunterladen und die Fahrt genießen.
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User Rating

4.84 out of 5

20,005 ratings in Switzerland

Ratings History

Bird — E Reviews

Terrible

Ananbuchana on

United States

Absolutely terrible experience. When I started the Bird, it suddenly showed up that it was in the service area so I painstakingly pushed it out of that area with a lot of muscle and willpower to try to get it to work after the service area. It didn’t. I had been out of the service area for over 10 minutes Far away from the line and it would still pretend I am in the service area. My Internet worked and I was connected so that wasn’t the issue. Then I was stuck with a bird that he couldn’t be ridden and yet could also not be locked.. Terrible place to be in or you don’t know what to do. really disappointed by bird. I want my money back.

Do not use

Kobe yurts on

United States

They steal money by not allowing you park on time

GOD GANG

MetaRicky on

United States

It is what it is!! Bird 🕊️🦅🦆🎚️🎣🗣️🤣❤️‍🩹

Do not use

kzhxgsoabs cj on

United States

Horrible customer service, broken vehicles, app buggy and will not end rides

app isn’t working

m1d2b on

United States

app doesn’t seem to work withe the new apple update. no way to easily reach out

No customer support when issues arise

raenaraena on

United States

I rode my scooter to work today and parked in the appointed corral, but the app would not end my ride. I moved back, to the side, to the other side, rotated upside down but the app was not responding to my attempts to end the ride. I closed and restarted the app a couple times, still nothing. I had to walk away and get to work. I tried to find a number to call, but there is no number for Byrd. I tried to get to the help page, but there is no help. I resorted to finding a random email for on the website and reporting the issue. My ride was finally finalized by Johnny which I’m grateful for, but I won’t be riding a Byrd scooter after this. Until they fix issues with being able to contact them in case of an app or scooter issue, you’re up chts creek with a scooter clocking time you’re not using.

Worst scooter app

Logberto on

United States

Definitely the worst electric scooter apps, id you’re unfortunate enough to have a bike lane near a parking lot it will cut tour engine off because youre “in a parking area” basically making you waste more time and give them money. Awful. Use lime.

Horrible try lime

Galothebest on

United States

Scooters randomly stop working on you forcing you to push them or just end the ride and try again. So ether most of their scooters are damaged or this is on purpose cause it happens to frequently

Most fun of wife’s life

LowCity on

United States

Cheaper than an über and better than the ball pit!!!

Scoters

Jujumanishere on

United States

So fun and fast

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Ranking History
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Top Free
6
Top Free
16
Top Free
17
Top Free
38
Top Free
38

Keywords

Bird — E Competitors

Name
Lime - #RideGreen
Elektroroller-und Bike-Sharing
Spin — Electric Scooters
Shared electric scooters
Veo
Shared e-scooters & bikes
Voi – e-scooter & e-bike hire
Wheels | Private Rentals
Dott – Unlock your city
Superpedestrian LINK Scooters
Electric Scooter Share
Helbiz - Micromobility Hub
Shared Mobility Platform
Capital Bikeshare
BCycle
Bike share

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Bird Revenue

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App Info

Category
Travel
Publisher
Blue Jay Transit
Languages
Arabic, Azerbaijani, Bulgarian, Burmese, Central Khmer, Catalan, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, Georgian, German, Greek (modern), Hebrew (modern), Hindi, Hungarian, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Lao, Malay, Norwegian Bokmål, Polish, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Chinese, Somali, Spanish, Swedish, Thai, Chinese, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese
Recent release
4.324.0 (2 weeks ago )
Released on
Sep 30, 2017 (7 years ago )
Last Updated
2 weeks ago
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