Boston Bikes
As a part of the Boston Transportation Department, the Boston Bikes team works to make bicycling fun, safe, and convenient.
We help plan and design streets for bicycling, manage the City's public bike share program, host fun rides and events, add bike parking, and teach Bostonians of all ages how to ride safely and responsibly in the City.
We help all Bostonians experience the joys of biking and support the growing community of cycling in Boston.
Contact
1 City Hall Square, Room 721
Boston, MA 02201
United States
Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Drop-in hours for discounted Bluebikes memberships
Monday: 2:30 PM-4:30 PM
Wednesday: 9:30 AM-11:30 AM
Wednesday: 9:30 AM-11:30 AM
Boston by Bike
An overview of the Boston by Bike guide.
Choose a bike
We've provided information to help you find a bike that's right for you!
Get accessories
We've provided information about some of the most common items that you might want to add to your bike, or get for yourself.
Plan a route
We've provided information to help you figure out the best routes for bike trips. This includes info about taking your bike on the T.
Ride your bike
Here's what to do before each ride, how to ride on Boston's streets, and tips for riding in different weather conditions.
Park your bike
We've provided information on where you should and should not park your bike.
Fix your bike
Learn how to repair your bike or just get a tuned up.
Report a problem, learn the laws
We've summarized information about how to report a bike-related problem and included a summary of the Mass. General Laws about biking.
Women Learn to Ride
We spread the joys of biking and encourage more women and gender-nonconforming people to travel by bike.
Our work supports a diverse community of bike riding across Boston.
Women bike!
We spread the joy of biking and encourage more women to travel by bike.
Bike repair and lessons
There are opportunities all over Boston, hosted by a number of groups.
Youth Cycling Program
More than 30,000 young Bostonians have learned how to ride safely.
Bluebikes
Grab a bike near your home, office, hotel, or school and go.
Discounted Bluebikes
Income-eligible residents can use Bluebikes for $50 per year, or $5 per...
Beacon St
Connect Historic Boston
Commonwealth Ave (BU Bridge to Packards Corner)
Dudley Square
Fenway-Yawkey Multi-Use Path
Melnea Cass Boulevard
Neighborhood Bike Projects
North Washington Street Bridge
Rutherford Avenue
South Bay Harbor Trail
Tremont St
We've implemented a large number of bike lanes in Boston, now we're working to make them better. Learn more about these facilities on our Better Bikes Lanes page.
Go Boston 2030
Boston's bike laws
Suggest a new bike rack