OFFICIAL WSDOT E-BIKE PROGRAM
Eligible Washington residents may qualify for a $300 rebate or a $1,200 income-qualified rebate.
IN THE COMMUNITY
From community events and civic meetings to conversations with public-safety leaders, educators, families and local organizations, see how Know Your Ride is bringing bike and e-bike education into the places where questions are already being asked.
Where Know Your Ride shows up
Explore community events, appearances, conversations, and videos that bring Know Your Ride’s safety education into local communities.
KYR community event
Know Your Ride joined the Issaquah community for National Night Out after being invited by the Issaquah Police Department to collaborate in bringing bike and e-bike safety education directly to riders and families.
KYR community event
Know Your Ride joined Redmond Derby Days to meet families, share youth e-bike safety resources, and encourage clearer, safer, more informed riding across the community.
CITY COUNCIL PRESENTATION
Know Your Ride presented its youth-led bike, e-bike, and e-moto safety initiative to the Issaquah City Council, sharing how clearer education can help young riders, families, and communities make safer decisions.
Listen and learn
A curated selection of family, community, city, and public-agency conversations.
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CITY PERSPECTIVE
Jun 25, 2026
Stacy Vynne McKinstry, Sustainability Manager, City of Issaquah
City of Issaquah
A local government perspective on e-bike access, community education, and helping residents make informed transportation choices.
Know Your Ride
A Know Your Ride video centered on rider and family perspective.
Know Your Ride
A Know Your Ride community conversation about e-bikes and safer riding.
