Founded in 1939, the MBTA is a non-partisan voice for investment in a safe, efficient transportation network for Maine. With 700 members representing municipalities, businesses and individuals from all walks of life, we advocate for funding of a multimodal transportation system – air, roads, rail, port, transit, bicycle and pedestrian facilities – to serve communities and citizens throughout the state.

Tell us what you think is “The Worst Road in Maine” – and you could win a prize. Post your entry on FaceBook or e-mail it to FixMaineRoads@mbtaonline.org.

 

Send your entries soon! It’s pothole season in Maine, and all contest entries are due by midnight on May 15! Find out more about the FixMaineRoads campaign by clicking here.

We are in the midst of a transportation funding crisis - and we need our state leaders to help bring about change.

 

The MBTA has prepared a four-point policy paper with recommendations for addressing our state's deteriorating transportation infrastructure.  Download it, read it and share it with your local legislative leaders.