Project MOVER - Westchester County
Expanding mobility options for the Rivertown communities.
Project MOVER brings affordable and clean micromobility to Rivertown communities and has several goals:
- Provide access to e-bikes for everyone in the Village of Ossining and adjacent Rivertown communities, with a focus on underserved populations
- Reduce traffic and transportation costs
- Put more jobs, social activities, and groceries in reach of people without a car
- Complement ongoing and planned downtown revitalization and bike facility expansion efforts to enhance each community and improve regional connections
- Offer more sustainable mobility options.
Project MOVER consists of three flagship programs. Click the links below to view their project-specific web pages:
E-Bikeshare
Rent an e-bike for short trips between dedicated parking stations.
Re-launching in Spring 2026
E-Bike Incentive Program
Apply to receive a discount voucher to cover up to 80% of a personal e-bike purchase.
Learn more about the program by watching this videoor apply today
Community E-Bike Library Pilot
Rent an e-cargo bike for extended use to meet everyday transportation needs.
This pilot program is currently in the planning phase and is expected to launch in the Village of Ossining in Spring 2026.
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Project MOVER is a partner consortium led by InnoEnergy and includes Nelson\Nygaard, Shared Mobility, Inc., Cityfi, six municipalities in Westchester County including the Town of Ossining and the Villages of Ossining, Tarrytown, Sleepy Hollow, Croton-on-Hudson, and Dobbs Ferry, several local community-based organizations including Neighbors Link, Open Door Family Medical Center, IFCA, and Hudson Link, and partners MTA Metro North Railroad, Croton E-Bikes, Danny’s Cycles, and Sleepy Hollow Bikes.