Bluebikes

New station alert 🚲📍

Bluebikes has officially arrived in West Revere, adding another convenient way to explore the neighborhood, connect to transit, and ride toward Revere’s coastline.



Hop on a bike and ride to:
• Revere Beach
• Wonderland T Station
• Northgate Shopping Center
• DiSalvo Park
• Overlook Ridge

Whether you’re commuting, meeting friends, or exploring West Revere, this new station makes it even easier to get around by bike. 🌿

New station alert 🚲📍

Bluebikes has officially arrived at Heath St & Columbus Ave in Roxbury, adding another convenient way to explore the neighborhood, connect to transit, and ride through some of Boston’s great green spaces.



Hop on a bike and ride to:
• Jackson Square
• Roxbury Crossing
• Southwest Corridor Park
• Fort Hill
• Stop & Shop

Whether you’re commuting, meeting friends, or exploring the neighborhood, this new station makes it even easier to get around by bike.

Ride 3 of our Revolutionary Rides trades landmarks for living neighborhoods. Start in Back Bay along Commonwealth Avenue, cross the Charles into Cambridge past MIT and Harvard Square, then roll through Somerville to Union Square.

Built for locals and students, it follows the ideas and the neighborhoods that still carry Boston’s revolutionary spirit today.

Grab a bike and ride the streets that keep it going.

New station alert 🚲📍

Bluebikes has officially arrived at Center Plaza in Cambridge’s Kendall Square, adding another convenient way to explore the neighborhood, connect to transit, and ride along the Charles River.

Hop on a bike and ride to:
• MIT campus
• Kendall/MIT T station
• Broadway shops & restaurants
• Charles River Esplanade
• East Cambridge

Whether you’re commuting, meeting friends, or exploring Kendall Square, this new station makes it even easier to get around by bike. 🌿

One if by land. 🚲

Ride 2 of our Revolutionary Rides traces the most famous midnight journey in American history. Start in the North End at the Old North Church, where two lanterns once signaled the alarm, then follow the Charles past the Esplanade into Cambridge through Kendall and Harvard Square, finishing along the Charlestown waterfront.

Scenic, riverside, and made for a slow weekend roll. Grab a Bluebike and ride the alarm.

We’ve got you covered for Red Line service changes July 21–30.

Thanks to our title sponsor Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts, Bluebikes riders can get a FREE $10 credit to help get around during the planned MBTA Red Line closure.

Just enter code BLUECROSSMBTA26 in the Rewards section of the Bluebikes app between July 21–30 to redeem. Available while supplies last.
Ride when you need it, where you need it.

Ride through history. 🚲

We’re kicking off our Revolutionary Rides series right where it all began, the Freedom Trail. Start at Boston Common and roll north past the Old State House, Faneuil Hall, the Paul Revere House, and Old North Church, then cross into Charlestown to finish at the Bunker Hill Monument.

2.7 miles. About 24 minutes. A few centuries of Boston history rolling by. Grab your Bluebikes and follow the trail.

📍 Boston Common → Bunker Hill Monument

Keep the Boston 250 celebrations rolling 🚲⛵

Starting today, riders can claim an additional FREE $5 Bluebikes credit, thanks to Bluebikes title sponsor Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts.

Whether you’re heading to Sail Boston and taking in the Tall Ships, or spending the day along the waterfront, keep an eye out for the limited-edition Boston 250 bikes rolling through the system through mid-August.

Enter code BCBSBOSTON250 in the Rewards section of the Bluebikes app. Available while supplies last.

Show us how you’re exploring Greater Boston this summer and share your