Public transit and micromobility are natural partners. A bus or train can carry you across a city, but the trip rarely begins or ends at a station — that’s where a quick scooter or e-bike ride makes the difference. In Seattle, Bird is teaming up with TransitGO to reward riders for connecting the two.
Through the integration, riders who pair a Bird trip with public transit earn credits. Those credits can be redeemed for discounted transit or micromobility rides, giving people a tangible incentive to choose the combination that’s better for them and for the city. The more riders connect modes, the more they save.
The goal is to make the first and last mile feel effortless. By rewarding the handoff between Bird and transit, the program reinforces a shared objective: getting people to and from stations easily so that public transit becomes the convenient, default choice for more trips.
This is the kind of collaboration that moves cities forward. We’re excited to work alongside Seattle’s transit community to build a more connected, more affordable, and more sustainable way to get around.