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Successful Strategy Requires You

August 3, 2021 By admin

Change is part of life. It is life. As individuals, we go through so many changes throughout our life. Businesses change. Even cities change (as if those of us in Middle Tennessee needed to be reminded of that!). 

Organizations like the Transit Alliance are no different.… Continue reading

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Transit Alliance CEO appointed to Nashville MTA Board of Directors

May 24, 2021 By admin

On Tuesday, May 18, 2021, the Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee President and CEO Jessica Dauphin was appointed to serve on the Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority (MTA) Board of Directors. Dauphin was nominated by Metro Nashville Mayor John Cooper; her appointment was unanimously approved by the Metropolitan Council of Nashville and Davidson County. … Continue reading

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Decline to Sign

February 27, 2021 By admin

Recently, a mailpiece went out soliciting signatures for a petition to repeal Davidson County’s increased property tax.

The Transit Alliance is opposed to this action and we strongly urge you to decline to sign this petition.

This petition proclaims to help those who need it, but in fact, does quite the opposite.… Continue reading

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Spring 2021: Proposed Service Changes for WeGo Public Transit

January 25, 2021 By admin

Since last Spring’s clarion call to remain “Safer at Home,” and reduce the spread of COVID-19, WeGo Public Transit has been providing safe transportation to those essential workers and to residents who need to reach the essentials.

We can’t thank them enough for the good work of supporting the city in such a challenging time by keeping the transit system safe and clean for those who were riding.… Continue reading

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The Transit Alliance Welcomes Two New Board Members

January 14, 2021 By admin

Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee (TAMT) has had a history of incredibly dedicated board members. It’s never easy when a passionate and knowledgeable member terms off the board, but it happens. In 2020, Gail Williams, Kerry Perkinson, and Representative Michael Curcio fulfilled their terms on the board.… Continue reading

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Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee

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Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee
"In the U.S., over 5% of urban land is covered with parking lots, and there are eight parking spots for every car. Developing communities with transit in mind reduces the need for parking lots and allows for the land to be used more productively, such as for community green space, small business storefronts, or affordable housing. Public transit also reduces the need for road expansions and never-ending road construction, which only induces demand, spurring a cycle of more cars on the road and more emissions. "www.82alliance.com/post/to-reduce-transportation-emissions-make-it-realistic-for-people-to-ditch-... ... See MoreSee Less
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Looking back at an incredible year of improvements at @wegotransit for their riders. We hope to celebrate more improvements and/or enhancements in 2023. ... See MoreSee Less

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Working to build support for funding transit is critical to our future as a health, resilient, sustainable, equitable, and thriving city and region. Donate today and help us build forward a smarter, more connected region. bit.ly/3YM81uY ... See MoreSee Less

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