Hawaii Island Bikeshare

Want to ride around town but don’t have a bike? PATH has put together the HIBIKE bikeshare system in both Hilo and Kona. Use the automated kiosks to rent a bike by the half-hour or subscribe for a monthly fee. Find bikeshare stations, purchase monthly memberships and learn more on the HIBIKE website or by visiting the PBSC app.

PATH has partnered with the County of Hawaii Mass Transit Agency to provide a FREE 30-minute HIBIKE rental for riders of the Hele-On. Just ask the Hele-On driver for a free code and hop on the HIBIKE to your next destination.

KITV featured the HIBIKE and Mass Transit partnership on their Multimodal Mondays segment. Check it out to learn more about PATH’s partnership with Mass Transit and how easy it is to use the HIBIKE bikeshare system.

Cycling on Hawaii Island

Have a bike and looking for places to ride? Make sure you are aware of Hawaii’s cycling laws.

• Cyclists must follow all traffic rules and regulations (HRS 291C-142)
• Always ride single file on all roadways (HRS 291C  – 145 (b))
• Always walk or run on the shoulder facing the traffic/left side (HRS 291C – 76 (b))
• Hawaii protects vulnerable users by providing a statutory basis for tougher prosecution when a vulnerable road user has been substantially injured or killed due to negligence. (HRS 707)
• Hawaii requires that every bicyclist, traveling at a speed less than the speed of traffic, must ride as near to the right-hand curb, on the edge of the roadway, or on the shoulder off of the roadway as practicable (HRS $ 291-145)

Check out the links for various cycling routes on the Big Island.

Bike Works Kona

Hawaii Cycling Club

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