On Thursday, February 22, 2024, the Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee was there with Mayor Freddie O’Connell and a host of nonprofit partners at a press conference, underscoring our shared commitment to fostering healthier communities across Nashville. As part of the Nashville Health Collaborative, we are dedicated to addressing health inequities and ensuring that all residents, regardless of zip code, have access to the resources needed for a vibrant and healthy life.… Continue reading
Nashville Is Headed for a November Transit Funding Referendum
Mayor asks voters to “Choose How You Move” in the November ballot for transit funding.
The Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee applauds Mayor Freddie O’Connell’s announcement that Nashville will proceed with a transit funding referendum this November (see WPLN’s coverage).… Continue reading
As We Honor Rosa Parks & Transit Equity Day, Let’s Commit to Prioritizing Transit Funding
Transit Equity Day because Greater Access to Safe, Reliable, and Affordable Transit Service is the Shortest Route to an Equitable Society
On Monday, February 5th, 2024, the Transit Alliance joined WeGo Public Transit at Fisk University to commemorate the legacy of Rosa L.… Continue reading
WeGo Nashville Leads the Charge in Transit Resurgence and Investment: Data-driven decisions lead to ridership rebound
Nationwide, public transit agencies appear to be on the struggle bus (pun intended), due to the COVID-19 pandemic and federally provided emergency funding meant to prop up transit operations during the pandemic’s expiration. However, Nashville’s WeGo transit agency has emerged as a standout success story.… Continue reading
OpEd: Nashville should put a transit system plan on the 2024 ballot because residents deserve it
President and CEO, Jessica Dauphin has co-written an OpEd with Transit Together partner Network for Sustainable Solutions, Madeline Roberson.… Continue reading
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