If you’re a transit rider, you can use the bikeshare system as a transportation option for the first and last mile of your commute, in conjunction with using the bus at no additional cost. HELE-ON riders don’t pay a cent for for their first 30 minutes of ride time, FREE for anyone who rides HELE-ON and includes and unlimited number of 30-minute rides or less per day.
The County of Hawaii Mass Transit Agency (MT) and PATH have joined forces to present the Hele-On, Ride On project. Hele-On, Ride On brings a much-needed focus to producing healthier, safer, and more livable communities around transit facilities. The purpose of this project is to eliminate a cost barrier for transit riders to use the HIBIKE bikeshare system. Reduced congestion and improved positive community development practices are just some of the benefits of Hele-On, Ride On. The program is also an excellent way for Hawai’i Island residents to help lower our individual carbon footprint and reduce the need for fossil fuels through the use of mass transit and the HIBIKE bikeshare system.
Take a trip on any Hele-on bus and get unlimited rides lasting 30 minutes or less free for 24 hours from redemption.
Ride on any Hele-on bus to get your free redemption code.
Ask you Hele-on bus driver for your code today.
Download the PBSC app or go to any Hibike station to redeem your code and get riding.
Valid credit card required and additional fees apply.
Get unlimited rides lasting 30 minutes or less per day. Return your bicycle to any station within 30 minutes from the start at no additional cost. Want to keep riding longer? No problem! Each additional 30-minutes or less is only $5.00.
Visit any one of our stations in Kona or Hilo and unlock a bike using the PBSC App or receiving a release code from the kiosk after signup. If you are unable to use a credit card, please click here for details on how to use HIBIKE.
Enjoy your ride! Once you are done, return to any station.
Push your bike into any dock to lock it. Once you see the green light, your trip has ended. The green light is the only indication that your trip has ended. Leave it worry-free. We will have a bike available again when you are ready to ride.