TechnologyPublished: 18 August 2026 at 16:05

Bolt launches new shared two-wheeler transport service

Ride-sharing platform Bolt has this week started offering a mechanical two-wheeler sharing service through its app, the company told the LETA news agency.

Ride-hailing and mobility platform Bolt has expanded its range of services, launching a mechanical two-wheeler sharing option as of this week. The company confirmed the news to the LETA news agency.

With this addition, Bolt users will now be able to access shared two-wheeled vehicles alongside the company's existing offerings, such as ride-hailing and other transport options already available through its app.

Bolt has not yet released further details about the new service, including which areas it will cover, how it will operate, or its pricing. What is known so far is that the service became available this week as part of the company's broader effort to expand its range of mobility offerings.

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