Eligible delivery workers can trade their e-bike OR e-moped for special pricing on a UL-certified e-bike

-> A Fly11 Pro for $650 (Retail price: $1,750)

Applications are accepted on a rolling basis. E-bikes are available while supplies last.

This program is open to delivery workers who can show at least $500 in delivery income in the past six months. Interested workers can apply HERE

If you are not a delivery worker but are interested in trading in your vehicle, please fill out this form.

Participants must:

1) Fill our the application

2) Trade in an old e-bike or e-moped in working condition with at least one battery

2) Attend a trade-in event

3) Commit to filling out at least two online surveys

A low-cost, 12-month loan with no minimum credit score requirement is available from Spring Bank. Delivery workers who choose this option can purchase their e-bike and make low monthly payments. For example, a $1,000 loan would cost about $88/month, and a $2,000 loan will cost about $180/month.

A low-cost, 12-month loan with no credit score requirement is available from Spring Bank. Delivery workers who choose this option may be able to purchase their e-bike through low monthly payments. For example, a $1,000 loan would cost about $88/month, and a $2,000 loan will cost about $180/month. Individuals can apply using IDNYC. This loan provides an opportunity to build a positive credit history.

For more information on financing, visit Spring Bank’s website, call (718) 879-5000, or email katherine@spring.bank

Delivery workers can trade in any e-bike or e-moped with at least one battery. The vehicle must be in working condition and owned by the participant, and the participant. All traded-in vehicles will be safety and sustainably recycled.

Yes! Test rides are available at:

The Hub  (43-50 11th St Suite 200B, Queens ) 

GoGo Gone  (317 Grand St, Manhattan)

All e-bikes in the ECP program are UL2849 certified—the highest safety certification available today.

Since 2023, there have been more than 250 fires caused by faulty lithium-ion batteries in New York City. To address the fires, NYC adopted a bill requiring all new e-bikes sold in NYC to be UL-2849 certified.

UL-2849 is a fire safety standard set by Underwriters Laboratory. It is considered the “gold standard” for fire safety on electric bikes. In the Spring, NYC Mayor Adams signed local law 39, requiring all new e-bikes sold in NYC to be UL-2849 certified by September 16th, 2023.

Participants can trade in their e-bikes at the approved bike shops. You will receive a pickup date and location with a confirmation email. You must have a confirmation email to pick up the bike.

If your question is not answered above, please email info@equitablecommute.org

The Equitable Commute Project facilitates this program. It is supported with funding from Uber Eats and Door Dash.