3 Baltic States
And more than 10 cities including Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn!
Yes, you can. The CityBee Privacy Policy provides detailed information on the purpose of processing your personal data and the duration of storage thereof.
If You refueled at another gas station and paid for it, we will reimburse your expenses.
In order to get a reimbursement to your bank account, If You are a natural person or a company, You need to contact us via email info@citybee.lt., info@citybee.lv or info@citybee.ee. Our team will provide You with a refund request sheet, that You will need to fill out and send back to us.
After using the CityBee car, return the vehicle to CityBee parking zone. CityBee parking zones are highlighted on the app map.
Green zone
You can always finish your trip in this area following the road traffic rules. Do not leave the car in disabled parking space or in reserved areas. Attention – green zones are different for electric cars, cars and vans.
Yellow zone
Leaving or picking a Bee up here might incur an extra fee or discount for the trip. Please note that the conditions differ for each area. Click on the desired area to see them.
Red zone
CityBee cars can not be left in these areas. A fine may be applied at the end of the trip if you finish your trip in this zone. Areas that not highlighted are also not CityBee zones and cars can not be left there.
All Citybee zones can be found in the app on the main map.
After completing the trip and parking, make sure that you have not left your belongings in the car, as well as that you have not taken car documents or accessories with you. Remember to leave the key in the car, put it in the same place you picked it up from or leave it in a place where another customer can easily find it. Make sure all windows and sunroof are closed.
When you get out of the car, open the active reservation in the mobile app and select the “End trip” command and confirm this action. Check that the car door has been locked successfully.
You can use CityBee cars without 2 years of driving experience! However in Lithuania and Estonia, it is necessary to bring a personal “Maple Leaf” magnetic sticker, which You have to stick to the back of the car in Lithuania and to the front of the car in Estonia. Do not forget to remove the sticker at the end of Your trip.
Please note that this service is provided in Lithuania only.
From 07/01/2023 to 12/31/2025, there is no need to pay road user tax when driving commercial electric vehicles on main roads.
The areas highlighted on the map of the CityBee application are parking areas where cars can be picked up and must be parked at the end of the trip (only, of course, without violating traffic rules: without parking the car in places marked “Reserved” or “No parking”. Also, please do not leave CityBee cars in underground, multi-store parking lots, private driveways, prohibited parking zone regulated by time or on the lawn.
Green zone
You can always leave your Bee here if you follow the traffic rules, and do not park in disabled, reserved areas, apartment associations and special permit areas. If the car is parked in a private paid parking lot (e.g. Citypark, Europark minus these exceptions), the driver pays for the parking lot himself. Important – green areas for cars, cargo, and electric cars are different.
Yellow zone
Leaving or picking a Bee up here might incur an extra fee or discount for the trip. Please note that the conditions differ for each area. Click on the desired area to see them.
Red zone
It is not permitted to leave your Bee here. Ending the trip in the prohibited areas might result in a fine. Areas not separated by color are also not CityBee areas and Bees cannot be left in them. Bees must return to the beehive.
With CityBee cars you can also travel between cities and towns (including vans but in some cases van drivers have to buy their own vignettes and pay for the roads themselves*).
Parking in the city parking lots in Lithuania (Vilnius, Kaunas, Gargzdai, Klaipeda, Palanga, Kretinga, Neringa) is free of charge only in CityBee zones (indicated in the mobile application).
Parking in the city parking lots in Latvia – Riga (except Rīga Satiksme R zone in Old Riga), Jūrmala, Liepāja, Ventspils, Jelgava, Ogre, Sigulda, Olaine, Ķekava and Ādaži – is free of charge.
Parking in the city parking lots in Estonia (Tallinn) is free of charge in the city’s parking spaces (except Old Town) and in selected private car parks (https://help.citybee.tech/et/articles/5598752-millistes-tasulistes-citybee-tsoonides-saan -parkida) as well as in other cities marked on the CityBee map.
If the car is parked in a private paid parking lot (with the exceptions mentioned above), the driver pays the parking fee independently.
You can travel between Baltic countries: Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, but for leaving car in other country you will be charged 79 euros.
* You can find all toll roads in Lithuania here. and purchase the vignette here.
In Latvia vignettes are included in the price and drivers don’t have to buy it.
In Estonia You have to buy a vignette if the vehicle weighs more than 3500kg.
You can purchase the vignette here.
For your convenience, we now offer prepaid trip packages that include fixed time with fixed kilometers.
By choosing prepaid packages, you will pay less than the usual fare with the same distance and time in the “pay as you go” option.
If you happen to exceed the kilometers and /or time included in the price of the package, you will be able to continue the journey safely.
After the prepaid package ends (mileage and time included are finished), you will be paying for additional minutes and/or kilometers as specified in the chosen package deal.
You can also continue your trip by purchasing one more additional prepaid package without completing the active reservation.
If you decide to end the trip before using the time and /or kilometers indicated on the prepaid package, this balance will not be refunded.
The price of the fixed prepaid package will be charged at the beginning of the trip and the price for the extra kilometers and/or time will be charged during or at the end of the journey, depending on the length of your trip.
A day mentioned in the trip packages is 24 hours.
You can find the packages and prices in the CityBee app, also, the prices of prepaid packages can be viewed here: https://citybee.lv/en/packages/.
The areas highlighted on the map of the CityBee application are parking areas where cars can be picked up and must be parked at the end of the trip (only, of course, without violating traffic rules: without parking the car in places marked “Reserved” or “No parking”. Also, please do not leave CityBee cars in underground, multi-store parking lots, private driveways, prohibited parking zone regulated by time or on the lawn.
Green zone
You can always leave your Bee here if you follow the traffic rules, and do not park in disabled, reserved areas, apartment associations and special permit areas.
Important – green areas for cars, cargo, and electric cars are different.
Yellow zone
Leaving or picking a Bee up here might incur an extra fee or discount for the trip. Please note that the conditions differ for each area. Click on the desired area to see them.
Red zone
It is not permitted to leave your Bee here. Ending the trip in the prohibited areas might result in a fine. Areas not separated by color are also not CityBee areas and Bees cannot be left in them. Bees must return to the beehive.
With CityBee cars you can also travel between cities and towns (including vans but in some cases van drivers have to buy their own vignettes and pay for the roads themselves*).
Parking in the city parking lots in Lithuania (Vilnius, Kaunas, Gargzdai, Klaipeda, Palanga, Kretinga, Neringa) is free of charge only in CityBee zones (indicated in the mobile application).
Parking in the city parking lots in Latvia – Riga (except Rīga Satiksme R zone in Old Riga), Jūrmala, Liepāja, Ventspils, Jelgava, Ogre, Sigulda, Olaine, Ķekava and Ādaži – is free of charge.
Parking in the city parking lots in Estonia (Tallinn) is free of charge in the city’s parking spaces (except Old Town) and in selected private car parks (https://help.citybee.tech/et/articles/5598752-millistes-tasulistes-citybee-tsoonides-saan -parkida) as well as in other cities marked on the CityBee map.
If the car is parked in a private paid parking lot (with the exceptions mentioned above), the driver pays the parking fee independently.
You can travel between Baltic countries: Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, but for leaving car in other country you will be charged 79 euros.
* You can find all toll roads in Lithuania here. and purchase the vignette here.
In Latvia vignettes are included in the price and drivers don’t have to buy it.
In Estonia You have to buy a vignette if the vehicle weighs more than 3500kg.
You can purchase the vignette here.
About Us
CityBee aims to create a cleaner and more open city. How? One CityBee car that can be shared can replace up to 12 private cars that most of the time stand still and fill neighborhoods and streets.
And more than 10 cities including Vilnius, Riga and Tallinn!
And all of them come to fleet brand new of which almost 40% are hybrids!
Over 400,000 users all over Lithuania!
There are 50 Fiat 500 bees in Vilnius for city trips.
The car can be picked up in Vilnius and left in Kaunas or vice versa.
We operate in Klaipeda, Palanga, Neringa, Kretinga and Gargždai!
We operate in Warsaw, Gdansk, Krakow, Wroclaw, Poznan and other cities.
We delight customers in Lithuania, Spain and Poland throughout the season.
We operate in cities such as Riga, Tallinn, Liepaja and Tartu!
We are temporarily suspending operations in Poland.
Electric cars join the hive!
There are 50 Fiat 500 bees in Vilnius for city trips.
The car can be picked up in Vilnius and left in Kaunas or vice versa.
We operate in Klaipeda, Palanga, Neringa, Kretinga and Gargždai!
We operate in Warsaw, Gdansk, Krakow, Wroclaw, Poznan and other cities.
We delight customers in Lithuania, Spain and Poland throughout the season.
We operate in cities such as Riga, Tallinn, Liepaja and Tartu!
We are temporarily suspending operations in Poland.
Electric cars join the hive!
Visit the FAQ page and check the answers to the Frequently Asked Questions.