E-Scooter Sharing
Having e-scooters in our community provides benefits to the local economy and businesses.
Therefore, the City of St. Albert has approved an "open market, low regulation" operation model for rented e-scooters. There is no limit on the number of e-scooter operators, however, Council has approved a maximum of 300 deployed e-scooters at a given time. Therefore, if there is more than one approved operator, the number of deployed e-scooters will remain equitable between companies.
E-scooter companies are required to hold a valid business licence and adhere to special Business Licence Conditions
Approved Operators
Bird Canada |
Lime Canada |
Common Questions
Have questions about how e-scooter sharing works, where they can be parked, speed limits and more? Please review our Frequently Asked Questions
Reporting E-Scooter Issues
Issues with your e-scooter can be directed to the related e-scooter company. Contact information is provided above.
If you intend to report a misparked e-scooter or an e-scooter that has been idle for longer than 48 hours, please note that e-scooter companies are required to remedy any such reported issues within two hours of receiving notification.Related Pages
Last edited: July 24, 2026