Since 1939, the Maine Better Transportation Association
has been a non-partisan voice for investment in
a safe, efficient transportation network for all of Maine.
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Maine’s economy relies on a safe and efficient transportation system
Since 1994, the MBTA Educational Foundation has awarded more than 600 scholarships totaling over $800,000 to students pursuing transportation-related studies.
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MBTA is leading the way, working with community and state leaders to find sustainable means to maintain and modernize Maine’s transportation infrastructure.
Many thanks to our Sponsors
Thank you to everyone who joined us for our 30th Annual Infrastructure Golf Tournament at Waterville Country Club. Events like this are a great reminder of the connections that make the MBTA community so special. Congratulations to all of this year's award winners, and a huge thank-you to our generous sponsors. Your support helps make this event possible, and we couldn't do it without you.
We can't wait to see you all on the course again next year!
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Transportation funding is critical to the Maine economy. Industry, the MaineDOT, current and future administrations, and the legislature must continue to work together to find a long-term funding solution. This is a major win for the State of Maine, but there is still work to be done. MBTA has provided a unified voice for people and organizations across Maine’s transportation industry, and we will continue our mission of promoting safe, efficient, and practical policies that improve the movement of people and goods throughout our state.
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Maine DOT gets boost as state shifts $136M surplus into highway fund
wgme.com
Maine will transfer nearly $136 million from a $148 million fiscal year surplus to the highway fund.Maine cannot continue to fall behind when it comes to funding our transportation systems. Time and time again we find ourselves in the same position, where shortfalls are dealt with, and the can is kicked down the road. Sustainable, long-term funding has to be a priority in Augusta.
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