MTA Park and Ride Lots
Rules for MTA Park and Ride Lots:
- May 1 to October 31 you can park for up to 7 days
- November 1 to April 30 you can park for up to 24 consecutive hours
- There are NO exceptions for longer parking, you will take the chance of being towed
- There is NO fee to use any Maine Park and Ride
- No commercial activities are allowed at Park and Ride lots
- ​Use MTA Park and Ride lots at your own risk
- No camping, soliciting, littering or loitering
- No trailers or vehicles longer than 24 feet
- MTA is not responsible for any stolen or damaged property
- Vehicles will be towed at owner's expense if rules are violated
Below is a listing of available Park and Ride lots owned and maintained by MTA.
For information on other Park and Ride lots in Maine please visit the
Explore Maine website.
Exit 7, York
Located on Chases Pond Rd near Exit 7.
Capacity: 26
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Exit 19, Wells
Located at the Wells Transportation Center, across route 109 from Turnpike.
Capacity: 100
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Exit 25, Kennebunk
Located on Route 35 near the southbound toll plaza.
Capacity: 52
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Exit 32, Biddeford
Located on Route 111. This lot is served by the ZOOM bus.
Capacity: 155
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Exit 42, Scarborough
Located between Payne Road and the entrance to the Maine Turnpike. Enter on Cabela Blvd.
Capacity: 66
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Exit 46, Portland
Located near the Southbound Toll Plaza.
Capacity: 68
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Exit 63, Gray
Located on Wildlife Parkway (Route 26)
Capacity: 129
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Exit 80, Lewiston
Located at 1243 Lisbon Street in Lewiston just before the entrance ramp for the Maine Turnpike.
Capacity: 92
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Exit 102, West Gardiner
Located between Routes 126 & 9 and the Turnpike Entrance.
Capacity: 54
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For information on Maine’s Commuter Program, GO MAINE, visit
www.GOMAINE.org