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OFFICIAL WSDOT E-BIKE PROGRAM

Washington e-bike rebates are open

Eligible Washington residents may qualify for a $300 rebate or a $1,200 income-qualified rebate.

$300Standard$1,200Income-qualified
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Local Programs

Local e-bike rebates, access programs, and events.

Explore local programs, rebate opportunities, and community events that can help families and schools make more informed e-bike decisions.

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*Always check the linked source for current eligibility, dates, and local requirements.

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Source-aware note

Use the source before you rely on the summary.

Programs, event dates, and eligibility rules can change. Know Your Ride links to the source so families and schools can verify details before acting.

Educational resource, not legal adviceRebate programs and event timing can change. Check the linked official page before making a purchase, planning a school message, or sharing a rule summary.

Rebates & access programs

Programs that may help reduce the upfront cost of an e-bike.

These links point to official program pages where families can review eligibility, application timing, participating retailers, and qualifying bike requirements.

Rebate programProgram source

Washington WE-Bike E-Bike Rebate Program

Organization

Washington State Department of Transportation

Region

Washington State

Program amount

$300 or $1,200 income-qualified rebate

Washington's WE-Bike program offers eligible residents rebates that can reduce the upfront cost of a qualifying e-bike purchase. Rebate amounts are listed as $300 or $1,200 depending on household income eligibility.

Statewide rebateIncome-qualified optionOfficial WSDOT programVerify eligibility

Source note

Applicants should confirm current eligibility, funding availability, qualifying e-bike requirements, retailer participation, and application timing on the official program site.

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Rebate programProgram source

Pedal Forward Eastside

Organization

City of Issaquah / Eastside partners

Region

Bellevue, Redmond, and Issaquah

Pedal Forward Eastside is a local e-bike access program for eligible Eastside residents. The program page describes rebate/application support and local resources for residents in Bellevue, Redmond, and Issaquah.

Eastside programLocal rebateApplication supportTransportation options

Source note

Eligibility, application windows, participating communities, and program details should be verified on the official Issaquah program page.

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Local events

Upcoming community events and application support.

Event details can change, so use the official event page to confirm date, time, location, and registration details.

Local eventUpcoming event

Issaquah E-Bike Try & Apply Event

Organization

City of Issaquah

Region

Issaquah, WA

Date

June 25, 2026 · 4-7 PM

A local event where community members can test ride e-bikes, pick up commute and safety resources, and get help completing a rebate application.

Local eventTest ridesSafety resourcesApplication help

Source note

Event details, location, registration, and availability should be confirmed on the official city calendar page.

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Keep checking the source

Before you buy or share a rule, check the source.

Rebate programs, events, and local rules can change. Use these links as starting points, then verify details with the official source before making a purchase, planning a school message, or sharing guidance.

Rules & PlacesBuying GuideResources

Local rules and place-specific guidance can help with context, but they do not automatically mean a bike is school-ready or appropriate for every route, rider, or campus setting.