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.


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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Please join us in welcoming Sewall Engineering / SME as MBTA's newest member!
Based in Bangor, Sewall Engineering has been serving Maine for more than 145 years, providing expertise in civil and transportation engineering, surveying, permitting, construction administration, and more. Now part of Sevee & Maher Engineers (SME), the team combines a rich local legacy with the resources and experience of more than 125 engineering and scientific professionals.
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The transportation community and industry family has been sounding the alarm for safety on our roadways for decades. These aren’t just headlines; these are real people and families that are impacted. Worker safety while performing their duties must be a priority. ... See MoreSee Less
Driver hits road worker on I-295 in central Maine
www.bangordailynews.com
The 57-year-old DOT worker was removing tire debris from the road when he was hit by a 39-year-old driver in a Cadillac SUV.