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Rent an electrical scooter or bike from Voi and get anywhere in Oxford in no time. Get the app and go!
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New to Voi? Check out our beginner’s guide for tips, tricks and useful info on how to get started.
Who can ride?
Currently, you must be at least 18 years old to ride an electric vehicle in Oxford.
What are the hours?
In Oxford, our vehicles are available for rent at all hours of the day, seven days a week.
Monday
24 hours
Tuesday
24 hours
Wednesday
24 hours
Thursday
24 hours
Friday
24 hours
Saturday
24 hours
Sunday
24 hours
Where to park?
In Oxford, the following applies:
Park within a blue area on the in-app map.
Park in a designated parking spot.
Park in a painted bay.
Park in a scooter rack.
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Who can ride?
Currently, you must be at least 18 years old to ride an electric vehicle in Oxford.
What are the hours?
In Oxford, our vehicles are available for rent at all hours of the day, seven days a week.
Monday
24 hours
Tuesday
24 hours
Wednesday
24 hours
Thursday
24 hours
Friday
24 hours
Saturday
24 hours
Sunday
24 hours
Where to park?
In Oxford, the following applies:
Park within a blue area on the in-app map.
Park in a designated parking spot.
Park in a painted bay.
Park in a scooter rack.
Choose your pricing plan
Ride more for less with a monthly subscription, get a taste of freedom with a daily pass or simply pay as you go – the choice is yours!
Pay-as-you-go
Stay flexible
Embrace spontaneity and pay as you go. Although they may somewhat vary, these are the standard rates in Oxford.
£0.22
per minute
£1
to unlock
Daily pass
Go explore
Escape the unlock fee (an unlimited number of times) and enjoy a set amount of riding minutes, valid for 24 hours.
See price in the appSubscriptions
Save more
Save on every ride with a monthly subscription – no strings attached, cancel whenever you want.
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Pay-as-you-go
Stay flexible
Embrace spontaneity and pay as you go. Although they may somewhat vary, these are the standard rates in Oxford.
£0.22
per minute
£1
to unlock
Daily pass
Go explore
Escape the unlock fee (an unlimited number of times) and enjoy a set amount of riding minutes, valid for 24 hours.
See price in the appSubscriptions
Save more
Save on every ride with a monthly subscription – no strings attached, cancel whenever you want.
See prices in the appWe accept most popular payment methods, including these:
The information provided is for general informational purposes only. Prices, products, features, and promotions mentioned herein are subject to change and may vary depending on factors such as location, time, vehicle type, and other circumstances. To ensure you have the most accurate and up-to-date pricing information, please refer to the Voi app.
Riding zones
Our vehicles respond to preset rules depending on their location. Be sure to familiarise yourself with each one of them before you set off.
Mandatory parking zone
In some cities (or areas), parking is permitted only in designated spaces. Use the map to find one near your destination before you set off.
Open parking zone
In other cities (or areas), you may park almost anywhere as long as the vehicle stands upright and doesn’t obstruct the path of other road users.
No-parking zone
Certain areas are simply unsuitable for parking. That’s why we have no-parking zones where you can neither pause nor end your ride.
Low-speed zone
These are areas, usually crowded with cars or pedestrians, or near (pre)schools, where the vehicle automatically slows down a bit.
No-riding zone
As the name suggests, these are no-go areas for all Voi vehicles. Here, you can neither ride nor park the vehicle (nor pause your trip).
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Mandatory parking zone
In some cities (or areas), parking is permitted only in designated spaces. Use the map to find one near your destination before you set off.
Open parking zone
In other cities (or areas), you may park almost anywhere as long as the vehicle stands upright and doesn’t obstruct the path of other road users.
No-parking zone
Certain areas are simply unsuitable for parking. That’s why we have no-parking zones where you can neither pause nor end your ride.
Low-speed zone
These are areas, usually crowded with cars or pedestrians, or near (pre)schools, where the vehicle automatically slows down a bit.
No-riding zone
As the name suggests, these are no-go areas for all Voi vehicles. Here, you can neither ride nor park the vehicle (nor pause your trip).
Do your part – road safety starts with you
The choices you make while riding affect not only you, but all your fellow road users, as well.
Quick guide to Oxford
Renowned worldwide for its prestigious university (the oldest in the English-speaking world!), Oxford is a picturesque city with a lot of charming streets, beautiful parks and riverside walks. With a rich history, vibrant cultural scene and beautiful surroundings, Oxford is a city that has something to offer everyone.
University of Oxford Museum of Natural History
This fascinating (and very educational) museum is housed in a stunning Victorian building in the heart of Oxford. The museum’s vast collections showcase the diversity of life on earth, with exhibits ranging from dinosaurs to insects, and from plants to minerals.
With its wealth of scientific knowledge and its impressive architecture, the University of Oxford Museum of Natural History is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the natural world.
Broad Street
Broad Street is one of the most iconic and historic streets in Oxford. Located in the heart of the city, it’s home to several of Oxford’s most famous landmarks, including the Sheldonian Theatre, the Clarendon Building and the iconic dome of the Radcliffe Camera.
The street is lined with a variety of shops, restaurants and cafes, but also a popular site for events and activities, including book fairs, food festivals and street performances.
Blackwell’s Bookshop
Founded in 1879, Blackwell’s Bookshop is one of the largest and most iconic bookstores in the world, with a reputation for quality and selection that has attracted readers, scholars and writers from around the globe.
The bookshop is spread across several floors and features an impressive collection of books on a wide range of subjects, from academic texts to popular fiction. It’s also known for its beautiful and atmospheric interior, which is lined with wooden bookshelves and filled with natural light. Simply a must-visit for any book lover!
Oxford Covered Market
Dating back to the 18th century, the Oxford Covered Market is a historic and bustling market housed in a beautiful covered building that features a variety of stalls and shops selling everything from fresh produce to handmade crafts.
The market is known for its lively atmosphere and friendly vendors, as well as its high-quality goods and unique gifts. It’s a popular destination for locals and visitors alike, and is particularly known for its traditional Oxfordshire food and drink, including pies, pastries and locally brewed beer.
Malmaison Oxford
Housed in a converted Victorian prison, this stylish and luxurious hotel combines historic charm with modern sophistication, offering guests a unique and unforgettable experience. The hotel features beautifully designed rooms and suites, each with their own distinctive character.
Malmaison Oxford also offers a number of dining options, including a brasserie serving classic British and European dishes, as well as a stylish bar and lounge. With its prime location, elegant design and exceptional service, Malmaison Oxford is a popular choice for anyone looking to experience the best of Oxford in style.
Explore Oxford by e-scooter
Discover the picturesque city of Oxford on two wheels – rent an electric scooter or bike from Voi and move around freely on your own terms.
Simply get the app, tap and go!
(The e-scooter scheme in Oxford is a joint initiative run by Voi, and Oxfordshire County Council.)
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