There are numerous transportation options available for individuals traveling to Salem. One such option is the MBTA Commuter Rail, which offers connectivity between Salem and Boston’s North Station via the Newburyport and Rockport Lines. Here’s the website for more information: https://www.mbta.com/schedules/CR-Newburyport/timetable.
Bus Service is also a good option. There are several routes available, including #435 or #456 Salem to Lynn, #450 Salem to Wonderland or Haymarket in Boston, #451 Salem to North Beverly, and #455 Salem to Revere Beach.
Salem offers the Salem Skipper mobile app, which allows users to book a ride and be matched with other passengers heading in the same direction. Tickets are $2 each, $3 each after 7pm ($1 for senior citizens, middle and high school students, and people with disabilities) and has various stops and can meet you wherever you are. You can call (844) 983-1842 to book or Download the Salem Skipper app and create an account. “Book a ride. Enter your pickup and drop-off addresses and choose the ride option that works for you. Meet your driver. Check the app to find out exactly where to meet the vehicle, which may be a short walk from the address you gave us.” The skipper offers transportation to and from the commuter rail, too. Here is more info on their service: https://www.salemma.gov/mobility-services/pages/salem-skipper
Bluebikes Salem is another great option, and additional information can be found on their website: https://www.bluebikes.com.
Lastly, Salem also offers a community car share program, through the Getaround platform. To sign up, simply visit Getaround.com or download the Getaround app to your phone.
Visit: salem.org/travel-info/parking/ – Download the passport parking app and save quarters! You can also check out Salem’s page for an interactive parking map and information on reserved parking spaces: salemma.gov/parking/pages/parking-rates-locations-hours
