Jay Stange, a West Hartford resident and coordinator for Transport Hartford, said the e-bikes will provide access to people all over Connecticut who can’t afford a motor vehicle.

By Jamil Ragland, CTNewsJunkie.com 

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection will launch a second round of vouchers for its popular electronic bike incentive program, which can save qualifying residents over $1,000 when purchasing an e-bike.

DEEP Commissioner Katie Dykes, along with Hartford Mayor Arunan Arulampalam, other state officials, and bicycle advocates announced the new funding at a news conference Monday in Bushnell Park.

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