Walking, biking & transit in Revere
See the routes Revere neighbors actually walk, ride and take transit on, what's happening locally, and how the town is trending — built from real trips logged in the Shift app.
Shift Rate so far in August: share of active transportation trips (walk, micromobility, transit). Revere joins the Massachusetts board once it logs 20+ trips in a month.
Counts cover August 1 through today, based on trips logged by Shift community members that start or end in Revere— a growing sample, meant as an interesting local signal, not an official or census-level count. *CO₂ avoided is estimated from active miles traveled (EPA 404 g/mi baseline).
Momentum
Active trips in Revere by week ending, last 5 completed weeks
Friendly competition
Massachusetts towns by Shift Rate so far in August — the share of trips taken actively
Every town here has its own page — local stats, popular routes, events, and ways to get involved.
Tap any town to exploreHow Revere moves
Active trips and miles so far in August, by mode
Share of trips
Share of miles
What is this?
Shift is a free app from Green Streets Initiative, a nonprofit that has celebrated walking, biking, and transit since 2006. Shift automatically counts your walks, rides, and transit trips — every trip adds to Revere's totals on this page, earns you rewards at local businesses, and enters you into seasonal prize drawings.
Events near Revere
A few picks over the next 30 days — the full calendar has everything.
Roams to try
Guided routes — preview the full route here, then check in at each stop in the Shift app to earn the badge.
Harbor Walk to Eastie Eats
walk + transit · 1.7 mi · ~60 min · East Boston
The Harbor Islands Hop
walk + transit · 18.1 mi · ~420 min · Boston Harbor
Salem by Rail
transit · 16.6 mi · ~240 min · Salem · North Shore
Get involved in Revere
Safer streets are made by neighbors who speak up. Start small:
Revere - Walk, Bike, & Roll Advisory Committee seeking new members
The City of Revere is recruiting members for its Walk, Bike, & Roll Advisory Committee — a citizens' advisory board that helps steer, guide, and advocate for safe, accessible infrastructure for walking, biking, and rolling throughout the city, in partnership with the Metropolitan Area Planning Council (MAPC). The membership application takes a few minutes and asks about how you get around Revere — no special experience needed.
Apply to join the committee→In Revere
Your transportation department
- Revere Department of Public Works — The city department that maintains and repairs Revere's streets, sidewalks, drainage, and street sweeping.
Regional & statewide groups5 more — research, campaigns, and coalitions you can join→
Advocacy groups
- LivableStreets Allianceregional — The Metro Boston advocacy group for people-centered streets and transit, whose research and comment letters cover projects across the region.
- TransitMattersstatewide — The transit advocacy group pushing for faster, more reliable buses and trains across Greater Boston, with data-driven campaigns anyone can join.
- Transportation for Massachusetts (T4MA)statewide — A statewide coalition of community groups advocating for safe, affordable, and reliable transportation choices in every corner of the state.
- WalkMassachusettsstatewide — The statewide walking advocacy organization that leads walk audits and pedestrian-safety campaigns, with open network meetings on Zoom the third Wednesday of each month.
- MassBikestatewide — The statewide bicycling coalition — a way to plug into bike advocacy, group rides, and Bike Month events across Greater Boston and beyond.
Keep a pulse on Revere
New street projects, meetings worth your voice, and how Revere is moving — 1–2 emails a month.
Put Revere on the board
Every walk, ride, and transit trip counts automatically. Download Shift free and put your trips on Revere's board.
Community stats reflect trips by Shift community members that start or end in Revere and refresh hourly. Municipalities and community groups can request aggregate data at info@gogreenstreets.org. A project of Green Streets Initiative, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.