WeGo’s main bus terminal downtown has a new name — the Elizabeth Duff Transit Center. It’s named after the first African American female bus driver in Nashville.
At Nashville’s first neighborhood transit hub, a temperature-controlled waiting area and extra bus routes
The Hillsboro Transit Center has just about every form of transportation in one place — rideshares, scooters, a bike rack and space for city buses to line up to pick up riders.
Trains are back in service after a freight derailment in Mt. Juliet
The WeGo Star train is operating on a normal schedule after a freight derailment paused service Monday.
Light Rail Is Out, Buses Get A Big Boost In Nashville Mayor’s Downsized Transit Plan
Upgrading the bus system, modernizing the city’s traffic management system and investing in neighborhoods’ infrastructure are a few things Mayor John Cooper wants to tackle.
Mayor’s Race 2019: To Ease Traffic, Candidates Float Ideas Other Than Mass Transit
Listen One of the easiest things to complain about in Nashville is traffic, but what to do about it is a more difficult question for the candidates for mayor. In recent interviews, WPLN asked the candidates what their first moves would be on transportation. Many of their answers are more about easing congestion — but […]
One Year After Nashville Transit Defeat, A Coalition Forms To Push Improvements
Exactly one year after Nashville voters soundly defeated a mass transit referendum , a coalition says it is renewing the push for better transportation.
Will Transit Vote Go Forward With Nashville Mayor’s Resignation? Both Sides Say It Should
Listen Both sides in the debate over Nashville’s proposed mass transit plan say the referendum scheduled for May 1 should go forward, despite Mayor Megan Barry’s surprise announcement Tuesday that she’s stepping down after pleading guilty to felony theft in connection with her extramarital affair.
Nashville Residents Get Their Turn To Weigh In On Transit Proposal
There’s been a steady stream of Nashville transportation announcements lately, along with studies and op-ed articles. Now the public gets the chance to comment on the city’s multi-billion-dollar mass transit proposal.
Nashville Leaders Hope Big Ticket Transit Will Inspire Surrounding Counties
Listen Nashville’s $5.2 billion transit plan unveiled this week does little to connect neighboring counties and stays well within the city limits. But officials hope that it might inspire surrounding communities.
Nashville’s New Transit Plan Comes With A Hefty Price Tag
Listen $5.2 billion dollars — that’s how much the Mayor’s new transit proposal will cost. It includes light rail, bus rapid transit and an underground tunnel beneath Nashville’s already-congested downtown. Funding the most expensive project in Metro history is going take some fancy footwork.