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.

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PARENT READINESS CHECK

Pilot Complete: 30 Parent Responses Received

Thank you to the parents and caregivers who helped test the Know Your Ride Parent Readiness Check. Findings from this pilot are now being used to refine the assessment before its broader public launch.

COMMUNITY VIDEO LIBRARY

Videos & Conversations

Conversations, interviews, and community perspectives that help riders, families, schools, and local leaders better understand e-bike safety, rules, responsibility, and informed riding.

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FEATURED PARTNER CONVERSATION

When Youth Prevention Meets Safer Riding

E-bike safety is not only about speed, rules, or bike classifications. It is also about choices, peer influence, confidence, and helping young people understand responsibility before the moment matters.

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Executive Director, Influence the Choice

Hear from Erica Vogt about youth prevention, healthy decision-making, community education, and why conversations around responsibility and awareness matter as more students and families navigate e-bikes.

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Parent Perspectives

Parents share experiences, questions, and what they wish they knew before their kids rode.

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Rider and family perspective

A Know Your Ride video centered on rider and family perspective.

“Every conversation adds perspective — and better understanding helps communities make safer choices.”

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