Worcester’s bikeshare scheme was launched by Beryl on 17 June 2024, with 175 e-bikes and 50 pedal bikes and these are available to hire around the city.
An pdf updated list of Beryl bike bays (3.77 MB) is available. The bikes take seconds to unlock then you can be off on your journey.
There are bay locations all around the city where users can hire a bike using the Beryl app (or unlock via SMS) and cycle away, leaving the bike at another bay location near to their destination.
A map of all bays and the number of available bikes can be found on the Beryl app or on website. The scheme is dockless with each bay consisting of a painted outline on the pavement. Beryl’s local operations team swaps out the e-bike batteries, maintain and redistributes the bikes to meet demand.
More information about the scheme and how to sign up is available on the Beryl website or simply download the app from your app store and get started!
To report damaged or abandoned bikes, please contact Beryl using the chat icon on their app, email
If you would like to see a bike bay in a new location, request a new parking location using the form on Berly Bike's website.
Working with colleagues from County Highways and other key stakeholders, the bays have been carefully chosen to avoid any obstruction. To gain formal approval of the bay locations from the Highways Authority a consultation with residents and businesses within the immediate vicinity was carried out for each location on highways land.
The scheme is a key project within the Worcester Town Investment Plan. The capital costs of setting up the scheme were funded from the Council’s Towns Fund Grant. The award of the contract to Beryl was approved by Health and Wellbeing Committee in 23 October 2023.
Accessible descriptions of all bays being installed are available in the document below. This will be updated regularly as new bays are added.
pdf Accessible bay descriptions (3.49 MB)
A full pdf Equality Impact Assessment (247 KB) (EIA) was completed in 2024, which included consultation with Sight Concern and the council’s Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Steering Group. A number of actions were identified to ensure any impacts are minimised.
Beryl work with charities and community groups to provide access to the bikes through their Community Champions initiative.