HOW IT WORKS

Enjoy 24/7 convenient access to over 9,000+ bikes and 700+ stations throughout Toronto’s vast biking network!

HOW TO GET RIDING

  • BUY

Purchase a short-term pass or annual membership directly from Bikesharetoronto.com on your mobile! You can also purchase short-term passes from a station kiosk or by downloading the PBSC app.

  • UNLOCK

Receive a 5-digit code from the mobile web purchase portal, station kiosk upon purchase or via the PBSC app. Enter your code into a dock with an available bike to unlock and ride.

  • Ride

Return your bike to any station citywide to end your trip and avoid overage fees.

  • Repeat

To continue riding, request a new unlock code from the mobile website via your account, through the PBSC app or via a station kiosk by selecting "I Have a Pass".

OVERAGE FEES

For every trip on classic bikes exceeding trip time (depending on the pass type), overage fees will accumulate at a rate of $0.12 per minute of additional trip time. To avoid overage fees, before your trip time is up, dock the bike and unlock another to continue riding.

E-bike Use 

Every short-term pass e-bike trip is subject to a $1 unlock fee + $0.20 per minute of ride time. Annual members receive a discounted rate of $0.10 per minute (50% off), with no unlock fee. See pricing details here.

Station Full? 

Select "I Have a Pass" at a station kiosk and tap "Time Credit" to receive an additional 15 minutes of trip time to travel to a new station. Using the app? Tap the full station on the map to request a 15 minute time credit.

Save Money

Annual membership options available to meet your riding needs for less than $10 a month! 

Save Time

Biking is a fast way to get around the city. With over 700+ stations around town, it’s even easier than using your own bike.

Have Fun

Whether commuting for work or using for leisure, you’ll enjoy Bike Share Toronto for any purpose.

Get Exercise

Biking is great exercise. Reduce your stress and improve your health.

Go Green

By saving on gasoline, preventing carbon emissions and keeping pollutants out of the air, biking is not only good for you, but also good for the environment.