Members
Transportation for Massachusetts organizational members represent diverse regions and disciplines united by advocacy for reliable, safe, affordable, and sustainable transportation options in Massachusetts.
- 128 Business Council
- 350 Massachusetts
- 495/MetroWest Partnership
- Acadia Center
- Alliance for Business Leadership
- Alternatives for Community and Environment
- Arborway Committee
- Berkshire Regional Planning Commission
- Berkshire Community Action Council
- Black Economic Council of Massachusetts
- Boston Center for Independent Living
- Boston Cyclists Union
- Boston Harbor Now
- Ceres
- Clean Water Action
- Coalition for Social Justice
- Coastal Trails Coalition
- Community Economic Development Center
- Congress for New Urbanism, New England Chapter
- Conservation Law Foundation
- Environmental Entrepreneurs
- Environmental League of Massachusetts
- Fairmount/Indigo Line CDC Collaborative
- Franklin Regional Council of Governments
- Gateway Cities Innovation Institute at MassINC
- Groundwork Lawrence
- Hilltown Community Development Corporation
- Institute for Human Centered Design
- Institute for Transportation and Development Policy
- Kendall Square Association
- Kitty and Michael Dukakis Center for Urban and Regional Policy
- League of Women Voters
- LivableStreets Alliance
- Local Initiatives Support Corporation
- Massachusetts Association for Community Action (MassCAP)
- Massachusetts Association of Community Colleges
- Massachusetts Association of Community Development Corporations
- Massachusetts Association of Regional Transit Authorities
- Massachusetts Communities Action Network
- Massachusetts Public Health Association
- Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group
- Massachusetts Smart Growth Alliance
- MassBike
- MassCommute
- MBTA Advisory Board
- Medical Academic and Scientific Community Organization
- Merrimack Valley Planning Commission
- Metropolitan Area Planning Council
- Middlesex 3 Coalition
- National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Greater New England Chapter
- Neighbor to Neighbor – Massachusetts
- New England Venture Capital Association
- Northern Middlesex Council of Governments
- Old Colony Planning Council
- Pioneer Valley Planning Commission
- Preservation of Affordable Housing, Inc.
- Rails to Trails Conservancy
- Quaboag Valley Community Development Corporation
- Sierra Club, Massachusetts Chapter
- Somerville Community Corporation
- Somerville Transportation Equity Partnership
- SouthCoast Chamber of Commerce
- Southeastern Regional Planning and Economic Development District
- Springfield Partners for Community Action
- The Train Campaign
- TransitMatters
- WalkBike Worcester
- WalkBoston
- Western MA Rail Coalition
Partners
The Transportation for Massachusetts Partnership Program welcomes municipalities, businesses, nonprofits and institutions to join in our goal to modernize and transform mobility in Massachusetts. We welcome your partnership towards a 21st century transportation network to strengthen our communities, secure our economic future, safeguard our climate, improve public health and help ensure opportunity for all people, in all communities.
Sign up today to be included in events, communications and opportunities to improve transportation for Massachusetts, all across Massachusetts.
- Town of Arlington
- City of Attleboro
- Town of Bedford
- Town of Burlington
- City of Chelsea
- Clark University
- Dain Torpy
- City of Everett
- Framingham State University
- Funders Network for Smart Growth
- Green Streets Initiative
- Town of Great Barrington
- City of Holyoke
- Town of Littleton
- Massachusetts Biotechnology Council
- Massachusetts Organization of State Engineers and Scientists (MOSES)
- Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council
- Nelson\Nygaard
- Northern Essex Elder Transport
- City of Medford
- City of New Bedford
- City of Newton
- City of Northampton
- Town of North Attleborough
- Rosie’s Place
- Routable.AI
- City of Salem
- Small Army
- City of Somerville
- Transaction Associates
- UMass Lowell
For more information, see Executive Committee and Staff pages.