"road" later converted into three roads (Harry Kemp Way, Railroad Avenue and Rear Howland) plus the "Old Colony Nature Pathway", a pedestrian path and greenway. The Cape Cod Regional Transit Authority offers flex route buses between MacMillan Pier and Harwich and a shuttle to Truro. Plymouth & Brockton Street Railway and Peter Pan Bus Lines provide daily bus service to Hyannis Transportation Center with connecting service to Boston, New York, and Providence and the Cape Flyer. Provincetown is at one end of the scenic "Bike Route 1" from Boston called the Claire Saltonstall Bikeway. The town earned a Silver-level Bicycle Friendly Community Award from the League of American Bicyclists in 2018. Provincetown has the highest rate of year-round bicycle commuters in the state, at 14%, according to the PeopleForBikes City Ratings. The Provincetown Municipal Airport is located just east of Race Point. This airport is surrounded by the Cape Cod National Seashore, and is used mostly for General Aviation, but does receive regular scheduled service to Boston or White Plains, New York (with optional car service to Manhattan) via Cape Air, which also operates code-share flights for JetBlue. The airport is a well-equipped, if small, general-aviation airport with a single runway, an ILS approach, and full lighting. The nearest national and international service is from Logan International Airport in Boston. Notable people Murray Bartlett (born 1971), actor Anthony Bourdain (1956–2018), chef, author, television host Alice Brock (born 1941), subject of Arlo Guthrie's 1966 song "Alice's Restaurant" Walter P. Chrysler Jr. (1909–1988), art collector, museum founder Barry Clifford (born 1945), underwater explorer, discovered Whydah Galley pirate ship Kate Clinton (born 1947), comedian, writer Robert Duffy (born 1954), co-founder of Marc Jacobs fashion line Alan Emtage (born 1964), internet pioneer, photographer Judy Gold (born 1962), stand-up comedian Al Jaffee (born 1921), cartoonist for MAD Magazine, famous for the Mad Fold-In Donald B. MacMillan (1874–1970), arctic explorer Jason Moore (born 1970), director Howard Mitcham (1917–1996), artist, poet, cook William Emery Nickerson (1853–1930), inventor with The Gillette Company; namesake of Nickerson Field Sarah Peake (born 1957), state representative for the Democratic Party (United States), 4th Barnstable District Susan J. Swift Steele (1822–1895), social reformer Prescott Townsend (1894–1973), early LGBT activist John Waters (born 1946), filmmaker of Hairspray, Serial Mom, Pink Flamingos Frances L. Whedon (1902–1998), meteorologist, US Army Channing Wilroy (born 1940), actor, Dreamlander Ruth Marie Terry (1936–), murder victim discovered in 1974, known