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More than an e-bike program, Project MOVER is connecting communities, expanding opportunity, and giving Westchester residents the freedom to go further.

Project MOVER Bikeshare in Westchester County, NY

Bringing Communities Together to Expand Clean Transportation

Through Project MOVER, Shared Mobility, Inc. (SMI) is expanding access to clean, affordable transportation in Westchester County’s Rivertowns. Since 2024, SMI has led the deployment of three community-based e-bike programs across the region.

Project MOVER is a recipient of the New York Clean Transportation Prizes, administered by the New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA). The project is led by InnoEnergy and brings together SMI, Nelson\Nygaard, Cityfi, and six Westchester County municipalities: the Town of Ossining and the villages of Ossining, Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, Croton-on-Hudson, and Dobbs Ferry.
The consortium also includes community-based organizations Neighbors Link, Open Door Family Medical Center, IFCA, and Hudson Link, as well as MTA Metro-North Railroad, Croton E-Bikes, Danny’s Cycles, and Sleepy Hollow Bikes.
E-bike in front of Village of Ossining Mural

Working Together to Move Communities Forward

Project MOVER brings together public agencies, community organizations, and transportation partners to make clean mobility more accessible across Westchester County.
Kareem seated on a bench beside his new e-bike

Project Leadership & Technical Partners

InnoEnergy

Nelson \ Nygaard

Cityfi

Participating Municipalities

Town of Ossining

Village of Ossining

Tarrytown

Sleepy Hollow

Croton-on-Hudson

Dobbs Ferry

Community & Transportation Partners

Neighbors Link

Open Door Family Medical Center

IFCA

Hudson Link

MTA Metro-North Railroad

Croton E-Bikes

Danny’s Cycles

Sleepy Hollow Bikes

Program 01

E-bikeshare

SMI led the operations and deployment of the Project MOVER E-bikeshare system, which currently has 55 hubs and 300 bikes across 6 participating Westchester County Communities.

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SMI staff reviewing the bikeshare vendor RFEI

Early 2024

Pilot Planning

Led RFEI to bring source Drop Mobility as the bikeshare vendor
Planning study results used to choose hub locations

Early 2024

Pilot Planning

Incorporated planning study results to identify feasible locations for bikeshare hubs
Launch event for the first hubs in the Village of Ossining

August 2024

Pilot Launch

Launched 11 hubs and 50 bikes in the Village of Ossining.
Site visit with partners in Croton-on-Hudson

Late 2024 - Spring 2025

2025 Planning

Led planning with 5 municipalities to bring bikeshare to locations that fit community needs.
Ribbon cutting at the Tarrytown launch

Spring 2025 - Summer 2025

2025 Launch

Launched 45 hubs across 6 municipalities

Winter operations trial in the Village of Sleepy Hollow

Winter 2025-26

Winter Pilot

Trialed limited winter operations in the Village of Sleepy Hollow with 25 bikes and 6 hubs. SMI’s first test of year round operations
Expansion hubs opening for the 2026 season

2026

2026 Season Launch

Launched 10 new expansion hubs in 3 communities, including Mercy University in Dobbs Ferry

Program 02

E-bike Incentive Program

SMI led the development the E-bike Incentive Program (EBIP), which gives qualifying participants $1,000 towards the purchase of a personal e-bike.
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An e-bike owner with their rebate-funded bike

Spring 2025

Pilot in the Village of Ossining

Delivered the first E-bike Rebate in New York State.
mother and daughter ebike owners

Summer 2025 to Present

Full Program

Expanded program eligibility to all Rivertowns residents and employees.

Program 03

Community E-bike Program

SMI led the development and implementation of a long-term lending program, featuring cargo bikes to support the transportation needs of people in Hudson Link’s New Beginnings program. This work was made possible by the hard work and dedication of League of American Cyclists Certified instructors, trained with support from Project MOVER.
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ebike owner in a parking lot

2026

Pilot with Hudson Link

Launched in late spring of 2026, the program includes a safety course to educate riders on best practices when riding cargo bikes and bikeshare bikes.

Mobility hubs can range from large, highly visible transportation centers to smaller neighborhood or campus locations. Rather than applying a single model everywhere, we help our partners develop a network of hubs that responds to the transportation needs and opportunities of each location.

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Have a question or a project in mind? Tell us how we can help move your community forward.

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640 Ellicott Street #441
Buffalo, NY 14203

Email

Info@sharedmobility.org