Hawaiʻi Island now has a new, viable transportation option that provides economic, health and ultimate convenience benefits. Bikeshare Hawaii Island is now available for residents and visitors alike in Kailua-Kona and Hilo. For anyone who wants to leave their car parked during a short trip, or enhance their transportation options Bikeshare is for you.

In other cities with a bikeshare system, local businesses also benefit, with an increase in visibility on the street-level, because people are out of their cars and more aware of the shops around them. Bikesharing encourages a healthy and fun way to get around, and helps promote the continuous development of appropriate infrastructure for biking, bike safety and bike ridership on Hawaiʻi island.

Bikeshare Hawaii Island is a non-profit 501(c)3 program created through the joint efforts of the County of Hawaiʻi Department of Research and Development, the Mayor’s Active Living Advisory Council and PATH. The Mass Transit Agency funds HIBIKE.

If you're a Hele-On bus rider, you can get a free access to HIBIKE, a service of PATH and Hele-On. Simply ask the bus operator for a code to use at the HIBIKE Kiosks.

HIBIKE is a great way to get around town. With six (6) stations in Kailua-Kona and four (4) stations in Hilo, you will always be close to where you want to go. Learn more at the HIBIKE website.