Clean Mobility Program Demonstration Track Awards
Under Round 1 of the Clean Mobility Program Demonstration Track, three projects totaling over $7.5M were awarded funding to deploy innovative mobility solutions in New York State communities. These projects will enhance access to zero-emission transportation options and improve connections to transit, jobs, and community destinations.
In December 2025, $3 million was awarded to the New York City Department of Transportation. On March 12, 2026, NYSERDA announced more than $4.5 million in additional funding for projects led by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) and Westchester County.
Together, these three Round 1 projects will launch a range of clean mobility solutions to improve transportation access, particularly in disadvantaged communities in Downstate New York.
Additional details on Round 2 of the Clean Mobility Program Demonstration Track will be announced in the second half of 2026. Please visit this web page periodically for updates.
Metropolitan Transportation Authority
Commuter Rail Station Secure Bicycle Parking Pilot
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) will pilot secure bicycle parking shelters at eight commuter rail stations across the Metro-North Railroad and Long Island Rail Road networks. These shelters will give riders app-based access to safe, enclosed bike parking, making it easier and more secure to bike to the train. By improving the experience of bringing a bike to the station, the project aims to strengthen first- and last-mile connections to rail service and make transit more accessible for riders in underserved communities.
- Mobility Types: First/last-mile mobility, Bicycle infrastructure and access
- Project Location: Hudson Valley and Long Island
- Award Amount: $1.5M+
New York City Department of Transportation
Public E-Bike Charging and Secure Bike Parking Program
The New York City Department of Transportation will install e-bike battery swapping cabinets and secure bike parking facilities through two new initiatives: Public E-Bike Charging program 
and the Secure Bike Parking program . Supported by funding from NYSERDA’s Clean Mobility Program, the project will deploy certified micromobility charging at up to 25 locations across New York City, with several sites co-located with secure bike parking structures.
The program is designed to provide safe, outdoor charging options for e-bike users, including delivery workers, and reduce the risks associated with charging lithium-ion batteries indoors.
- Mobility Types: Micromobility charging, Secure bike parking, First/last-mile mobility
- Project Location: New York City
- Award Amount: $3M
Westchester County
Bee-Line On Demand in Peekskill
Westchester County will pilot an zero-emission on-demand microtransit service in the Peekskill area. The service is designed to give residents faster and more direct trips to jobs, local destinations, and nearby Metro-North Railroad stations. By offering flexible routing and scheduling, the program aims to reduce wait times, shorten walking distances, and make transit more convenient. The project will also help test a more efficient operating model that could improve the overall performance of the Bee-Line bus network.
- Mobility Types: On-demand microtransit, Zero-emission transit services
- Project Location: Hudson Valley
- Award Amount: $3M