An e-bike share program is a public or private initiative that provides electric bicycles (e-bikes) for shared use among a community, offering a sustainable and efficient mode of transportation. These bicycles are equipped with an electric motor that assists with pedaling, making it easier to travel longer distances and tackle hills. Users can rent e-bikes for short-term use, usually paying by the minute, hour, or via a subscription model. This is similar to traditional bike-sharing programs but with the added benefit of electric assistance. Most programs use mobile apps for locating, unlocking, and paying for e-bikes. Apps may also provide information on battery levels, bike availability, and route planning. E-bike share programs aim to reduce traffic congestion, lower carbon emissions, and provide a convenient transportation option for short to medium distances, especially in urban areas.