The installation process will begin on Wednesday at the Ringtee, Tartu Maja and Ilmatsalu car parks. In the coming weeks, stations will be added at Pallas, Märja, Paju, Magaziini, Tervise, Jakobsoni, Sisustus E-kaubamaja, Kõrveküla, and Luunja. At the same time, the current Männimetsa virtual station will be rebuilt into a station with docks, and the Kaubabaas station, at the Vinkli-Ravila intersection, will be added virtually.

During the summer, five new stations will be added and by the middle of the summer there will be a total of 92 stations in Tartu and its surrounding municipalities. 

As the weather warms up, bicycles will also be returned in stages and the first will return to circulation on April 5.

Traffic rules must be observed when riding a Smart Bike Share bicycle and, if possible, a helmet must be worn. As with conventional bicycles, the Smart Bike Share bicycle must be ridden either on cycle tracks, on a road marked as a cycle and pedestrian track, or on a carriageway. The terms of use can be found at www.ratas.tartu.ee/user-agreement.

Information on the locations of Smart Bike Share stations can be found here. Information about the Smart Bike Share system is available on the website www.ratas.tartu.ee and from the information telephone 1789.

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