Shared mobility devices are electric scooters (e-scooters) and electric bicycles (e-bikes) that are available to rent for short rides around the city. The City of Cleveland is working with Cuyahoga County to better organize these shared mobility devices around Cleveland. We installed over 70 shared mobility hubs around the City in Summer 2025.
Each hub includes a sign (pictured here) with rules and information about the program. Most hubs also include blue bike racks to help bikes and scooters stay upright and out of the walkway. Each hub location was reviewed in coordination with the Ohio Department of Transportation.
We aim to locate hubs near transit stops and stations, business districts, recreation centers, and in other key high-traffic destinations. If you have an idea for a new hub, you can send an email to sdavis2@clevelandohio.gov.
You can see each location's specifics, with photos, in our location reference document.
Hub Typologies
Depending on the neighborhood and location context, the type of hub we install will differ. A hub with more bike racks would be more appropriate near a busy commercial corridor, while we would likely consider a concrete pad with markings and a sign on a neighborhood street. This image shows an example of one typology, but you can explore our typology document to learn more about different types of shared mobility hubs.
Hub Locations
Explore this map to see hub locations across Cleveland and four other municipalities. You can click each location to learn more.