Shift Towns
Our towns are on the move.
Every walk, bike ride, and transit trip logged on Shift adds to a town's totals. So far in November, 433 neighbors have logged 3,529 active trips across 89 towns.
Based on trips logged by Shift users in each town — a growing sample, meant as an interesting local signal, not an official or census-level count.
Friendly competition
Massachusetts towns by shift rate so far in November, the share of trips taken actively. Every town here has its own page: local stats, popular routes, events, and ways to get involved.
Also on Shift
Dedham, Framingham, Belmont, Burlington, Natick, Stoneham, Woburn, Revere, Milton, Melrose, Concord, Saugus, Lynn, Winchester, Peabody, Chelsea, Bedford, Salem, Foxborough, Beverly, Weymouth, Gloucester, Wellesley, Lynnfield, Walpole, Braintree, Reading, Weston, Wakefield, Canton, Charlton, Danvers, Wilmington, Lincoln, Stoughton, Andover, Hingham, Randolph, Westwood, Norwood, Lowell, Needham, Rockport, Sharon, Worcester, Westborough, Acton, Littleton, Plymouth, Sturbridge, Topsfield, Winthrop, Essex, Grafton, Ipswich, Mansfield, Nahant, West Springfield, Westford, Yarmouth, Chelmsford, Hull, Provincetown, Wayland, Southborough, Billerica, Sandwich, Agawam, Attleboro, Auburn, Barnstable, Hopkinton, Marblehead, Methuen, Springfield have pages but aren't on a board yet. A town joins its state's board once it logs 20+ trips in a month — and a state needs at least 3 of them to hold a competition.
Just getting started
Ayer, Avon, Boxford, Falmouth, Harvard, Lancaster, Bridgewater, Salisbury, Harwich, Greenfield, Hudson, Lee, and 148 more towns are building momentum. A town gets its own page once 10+ neighbors are on Shift — invite yours in.
Put your town on the board.
Shift counts your walks, rides, and transit trips automatically — free, from Green Streets Initiative.
