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August demonstrations at Buffalo’s Sky Ride gave more people hands-on experience with e-bikes and e-scooters through SMI’s NYSERDA-funded pilot programs.

Buffalo residents can try shared e-bikes free through SMI’s pilot, extending Western New York’s hands-on testing of electric micromobility.

Fifty donated e-bikes will let Buffalo and Niagara Falls residents test free, community-led programs designed around local transportation and health needs.

University at Buffalo planning students are pairing hands-on e-bike and scooter testing with policy comparisons to shape Buffalo’s summer pilot recommendations.

University at Buffalo students are comparing micromobility policies and ranking neighborhood factors to guide Buffalo pilot locations and upstate implementation.

University at Buffalo planning students joined SMI as Upstate municipalities prepared for summer demonstrations and weighed affordability, access, and evolving micromobility technology.

Public demos in Buffalo, Western New York, and Albany paired hands-on e-bike and scooter testing with surveys to inform statewide policy research.