Getting around by bike

This is a Seaport TMA bike icon.

Stay in the know about all upcoming events and programs for cyclists in the Seaport.

Those on the email list get first access to all bike programs hosted by Seaport TMA including Bike Seaport registration.

Bluebikes

Bluebikes is Boston’s bike sharing system. Visit the Bluebikes website or download their mobile app to learn more.

    • South Station at 700 Atlantic Avenue

    • Seaport Boulevard at Sleeper Street

    • Congress Street at Sleeper Street

    • Fan Pier, near the Fan Pier Marina behind One Marina Park Drive

    • Seaport Square, on Seaport Boulevard near District Hall

    • Boston Wharf Road at Seaport Boulevard outside CVS

    • Pier 4 Boulevard at Autumn Lane

    • Seaport Hotel, on Congress Street

    • Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, on Summer Street

    • P&G Gillette, one block from Broadway T Station

    • Congress Street at Northern Avenue

    • The Lawn on D

    • Drydock Avenue, IDB East & West

  • The Boston Bike Pass is an annual Bluebikes membership that is offered only to City of Boston residents at a reduced rate as part of a short-term pilot program to explore options for making travel by bike more affordable.

    City of Boston residents who have not had a Bluebikes membership in the last three years are eligible for the $60/year membership (regular rate is $129/year).

    Residents who qualify for MassHealth, SNAP, or have an income qualifying them for these or similar programs can get an even further reduced rate at $5/year (regular Income-Eligible rate is $50/year).

Bike Seaport

Weekly Bike Check-Ups

Calling all city bikers! 
Seaport TMA and Seaport Boston have teamed up with Amazon and Landry’s Bicycles to offer complimentary bike check-ups all summer long.* Join us on Wednesdays from 7:30am-11:30am on Seaport Common and enjoy treats from local businesses to thank you for commuting sustainably.

*Registration is required. Only one appointment per bike is permitted. We are not responsible for bikes left unattended. People who reserve an appointment twice and do not show up will not be permitted to make future appointments.

Live Bike Parking Map

bike rack locations in the Seaport District of Boston

Parking Protected
Bike Lanes on Seaport Boulevard

Sources: NATCO, City of Boston Transportation Department

    • Reduces risk of ‘dooring’ compared to conventional bike lanes

    • Dedicates and protects space for bicyclists in order to improve perceived comfort and safety

    • Eliminates risk and fear of collisions with over-taking vehicles

    • May help prevent double parking, unlike a bike lane

    • Have been found to be more attractive for bicyclists of all levels and ages

  • For Bicyclists:

    • Obey all traffic laws – stop for red lights and yield to pedestrians in crosswalks

    • Use extra care when riding through intersections and mixing zones

    For Motorists:

    • Unless otherwise signed, all parking rules remain in effect, including parking meter fees and resident permit parking

    • Do not park on the buffer zone

    • Use care when exiting vehicles and crossing the bike lane to the sidewalk

diagram on how to safely navigate parking protected bike lanes

How to safely navigate in a parking protected bicycle lane

Over the last few years the TMA has really stepped things up: advocating and following through on improved bike infrastructure (most notably protected bike lanes throughout the Seaport); ...free bike lights and other safety gear; and the weekly bike tune ups by Landry’s professional mechanics to keep everyone’s bikes running smoothly. These programs have gone a long way to get more people out of their cars and onto bikes!

- Mike Blackwell, Seaport Cyclist