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.
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Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2026 MBTA Annual Meeting! It was a great day celebrating our members, reflecting on the past year, and looking ahead to what’s next for Maine’s transportation community. We’re excited to welcome Jason Griffiths as MBTA’s new President and congratulate Sue Morrison on joining the Executive Committee.
Events like these are what make the MBTA community so special. If you’d like to be part of the MBTA family and join us at future events, learn more and fill out a membership application here: mbtaonline.org/join-the-mbta/
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We are now a week past National Work Zone Awareness Week, but MBTA and its members know this should not be a one-week effort. Every month, every week, every day should be spent thinking about how everyone should drive safely through areas where folks are working hard to make a living.
MaineDOT shared many stories of everyday Mainers that just want to go home to their families after a long day at work. This is MBTA member, Brian Allen, from Pike Industries telling his story.
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Work zones are active job sites where crews are working just feet from traffic to keep our roads and bridges safe. Every day, these workers count on drivers to stay focused and make safe choices behind the wheel. When you approach a work zone, ease off the gas, stay alert, and be patient. A few extra seconds can make all the difference in helping everyone get home safely.
Check out the MaineDOT page to hear their stories.
Take the pledge today: www.mainedot.gov/pledge
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