Nashville began putting more tax dollars into transit in 2025. Here’s what residents are seeing first.
As the shutdown hits wallets, some Nashvillians push for a freeze on bus fares
Dozens of local organizations have signed onto a request for fares to freeze until SNAP benefits resume.
Free bus fares are coming to Nashville low-income residents
The program, an initiative between WeGo and the mayor’s office, called “Journey Pass,” is the latest update to be funded by the city’s new transit tax.
Report suggests how Metro can make quick progress on long-standing street safety issues
Local advocacy group Walk Bike Nashville released their “State of Our Streets” report Tuesday. It details what the group sees as wins and failures of city government.
What one Nashville teen learned from riding every city bus route before graduation
While hundreds of students celebrated their commencement, one senior marked another achievement. Reagan Harkins finished riding every WeGo bus route.
Most Nashville homes aren’t within walking distance of transit. A new report says zoning reform could add homes and change that.
As Nashville struggles to house its ever-growing population, a new report has proposed a solution: zoning reforms.
Nashville joins lawsuit against Trump administration over transit funding
Metro has joined a federal lawsuit attempting to halt the Trump administration’s federal funding freeze on various community programs — which, for Nashville, puts $14 million in transit and infrastructure projects at risk.
NashVillager Podcast: Nashville transit plan in action
What was public transit like way back when? Plus, the local news for March 17, 2025.
Smart signals, a new transit center and security upgrades: First projects out of Nashville’s transit referendum take shape
The first 11 transit and infrastructure projects to come out of the city’s transit overhaul have been announced.
Nashville wins transit referendum lawsuit. Sales tax will increase on Feb. 1.
Nashville had already been working to implement its transit overhaul, but that work had been happening as a lawsuit challenging the project’s legality headed to trial.
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