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not blocking the right-of-way,sidewalks,ADA ramps,or driveways. At the end of each Bird ride, riders will be promoted to take a picture of the parked scooter as proof. Our Fleet Manager will be notified if a vehicle that is not in a ride is being moved- this will help to keep the fleet organized in case someone moves a parked vehicle out of place How does Bird manage"clutter"or vehicles being left everywhere? Our local fleet managers are responsible for rebalancing and moving vehicles throughout the city during operating hours.They pay attention to areas of scooter congestion as well as demand throughout the day,and rebalance vehicles accordingly. On the rider side, riders are required to take a photo of their appropriately parked Bird after each ride,which adds a layer of accountability. Bird can also display any bike racks or designated scooter parking infrastructure that a city may have in place, in the Bird app for riders to see as they end their ride. How many scooters will Bird be operating in town? As we work with cities to plan our Bird launch,we calculate the ideal scooter fleet size generally based on population size of the city as well as other factors such as tourism, commuter traffic, university presence, and more. Generally after launching an initial fleet in town,the Bird team monitors utilization after launch and works with city administrators to get approval to add more to the fleet as demand &usage increases. How does Bird source their local fleet managers? Bird works with local businesses,entrepreneurs,or community organizations to help manage our fleets locally and address the unique needs of each community. These individuals are selected based on a number of criteria to help best ensure the success of the fleet and a strong partnership with the city. Where are the Birds washed,charged and repaired/stored? Our local Fleet Managers charge, maintain,and store Birds in their own facilities. Bird Scooter FAQs