Shift Your Ride

Transportation was responsible for approximately 34% of 2018 community greenhouse gas emissions, including on-road vehicles, air travel, ferry travel and off-road vehicles and equipment. 

Shifting your transportation mode is one of the most important actions you can personally take to reduce local greenhouse gas emissions and help the Bainbridge Island community meet our climate action goals. Walking, biking and taking public transit can help you save money and significantly reduce your climate impact.

Consider Participating in a Carshare

EV Car Share with ZEV coop

Background

The City of Bainbridge Island provides parking stalls and electrical work to support both chargers and the carshare program, per actions outlined in the City’s Climate Action Plan and Sustainable Transportation Plan. The City is not otherwise involved in the carshare program and is not earning any revenue from carshare operations. Electricity use associated with charging vehicles at both chargers is paid for by ZEV co-op. To learn more about the community EV carshare program, please contact ZEV co-op at https://zev.coop/ or 833-387-4273.

Both chargers and the electric carshare vehicles were paid for with grant funds from the Washington State Department of Transportation’s Zero-Emissions Access Program. Mobility for All – a non-profit advocacy group based on Bainbridge Island – was the grant recipient and is working with ZEV co-op to administer the carshare program. 

Youth Ride Free with an Orca Pass

  • Transit is free for riders 18 and younger thanks to Move Ahead Washington, a statewide transportation funding package.

Electric Vehicle (EV) Car Share + Charging Available at City Hall

  • One EV charger (with two parking stalls) is available for anyone with an electric vehicle to use by signing up and paying, per the directions on the charger pedestal.  
  • One EV charger (with two parking stalls) is available specifically for use by electric vehicles that are part of the carshare program administered by ZEV co-op.

PSE Up & Go Electric Incentive

Kitsap Transit's BI Ride

  • On-demand, shared-ride service for getting almost anywhere on Bainbridge Island. 
  • Download the Ride Pingo app, request your ride and the bus will pick you up wherever you are. No need to walk to a bus stop. 
  • Once you’ve requested a ride, the app displays a map showing the real-time location of the bus and the approximate ETA (in minutes) for when the bus will arrive at your pickup location. 
  • The $2.00 fare is payable with the Ride Pingo app, cash, or with your ORCA card.

Bainbridge Island Trail Maps Available 

  • Maps from the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District. 

Guide to Walking, Cycling and Paddling on Bainbridge Island

Bainbridge GreenWays

  • Learn more about safe routes to schools, attractive options beyond driving, and more resources.