Bikes and Micromobility Devices

What is a Micromobility Device?

A micromobility device is a small, lightweight vehicle for one person. Examples include, but are not limited to:

• Bicycles and e-bikes
• Scooters and e-scooters
• Skateboards
• Segways

Mobility Aids

Mobility aids are devices used by riders with disabilities including wheelchairs, walkers, or motorized scooters. These devices are always allowed on MBTA vehicles, in stations, and our properties. 

Bike & Micromobility Device Rules

To keep riders safe and moving, we have different rules depending on the type of device you have.

Folding Bikes and Micromobility Devices

You can bring folding bikes and folding micromobility devices on all services at all times if they're completely folded.

Non-folding Bikes and Large Micromobility Devices

Standard bikes and non-folding micromobility devices that cannot be carried in one hand are not allowed in these situations:

• During rush hours (weekdays from 7 AM – 9 AM and 4 PM – 6 PM)
• On the Green Line or Mattapan Trolley
• On the platforms at Park Street, Downtown Crossing, and Government Center
• May be prohibited on certain holidays, during special events, or during service disruptions. Check service updates for current information.

Combustion Engines

Vehicles or devices with combustion engines are not allowed on the T at any time.

Contact

Contact Customer Support with your bike-related questions.