Good transportation is essential to the health of Maine’s communities and its economy. The Maine Better Transportation Association has been advocating for investment in a safe, efficient transportation network since its founding in 1939.
Originally known as the Maine Good Roads Association, the group was founded to make sure that public money dedicated to highway and bridge improvements was not diverted for other purposes. Over the years, we have broadened our mission to advocate for Maine’s multimodal system, and officially changed the name to Maine Better Transportation Association in 1983 to reflect our concern for a robust network of roads, bridges, airports, ports, rail, transit and bicycle and pedestrian facilities.