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Connect Downtown

March 10, 2023 By admin

Middle Tennessee is undergoing another study to find solutions for a crowded downtown that keeps getting more crowded. This study is looking specifically at Nashville’s downtown core.

A collaborative effort between Metro Nashville Planning Department, the Nashville Department of Transportation and Multimodal Infrastructure, and WeGo Public Transit, the Connect Downtown effort seeks to refine the way we move in, around, and through downtown.… Continue reading

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The Transit Alliance Announces the Appointment of Three New Board Members

March 10, 2023 By admin

Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee (TAMT) is thrilled to announce the appointment of three new board members, Mayor Shane McFarland, City of Murfreesboro; Dale Hall, Regions Bank; David DeVaul, Pinnacle Financial Partners.

David DeVaul
Mayor Shane McFarland
Dale Hall

“The Board of Directors is comprised of community and business leaders committed to building support for funding regional transit through their strong and stable leadership,” said Jessica Dauphin, President and CEO of the Transit Alliance.… Continue reading

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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

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Council, Decline to Sign, Education, Fire Department, Greenways, Mayor Cooper, Nashville, Parks, Petition, Police, Taxes, transit

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Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee

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Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee
We are a proud member of Connect Mid TN. CM-T sent a questionnaire to the 2023 Nashville mayoral candidates. Topics included infrastructure and funding that facilitates the safe use of cars and traffic, pedestrians, bicycles, public transit, and micro-mobility.Each candidate was presented with the same 8 questions about their vision for transportation in Nashville. The survey was sent to 14 candidates; seven responses have been received. Read a more detailed response from Senator Heidi Campbell at www.connectmidtn.org/heidi-campbell.The Sustainable Transportation Candidate Questionnaire is meant to allow Nashvillians to learn more about each candidate’s priorities and strategies to improve mobility.We believe it is vital that we understand candidates’ views about mobility, funding, and the role of public participation in shaping Nashville’s future.Walk Bike Nashville @urbanleagueofmidtn Urban Housing Solutions, Inc. Civic Design Center Network for Sustainable Solutions TIRRC Votes @Cumberland Region Tomorrow Transit Now Nashville ... See MoreSee Less

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Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee

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We are a proud member of Connect Mid TN. CM-T sent a questionnaire to the 2023 Nashville mayoral candidates. Each candidate was presented with the same 8 questions about their vision for transportation in Nashville. The survey was sent to 14 candidates; seven responses have been received.You can read Freddie O'Connell for Mayor's full responses at www.connectmidtn.org/freddie-oconnell.Topics included infrastructure and funding that facilitates the safe use of cars and traffic, pedestrians, bicycles, public transit, and micro-mobility.The Sustainable Transportation Candidate Questionnaire is meant to allow Nashvillians to learn more about each candidate’s priorities and strategies to improve mobility.We believe it is vital that we understand candidates’ views about mobility, funding, and the role of public participation in shaping Nashville’s future.Walk Bike Nashville Urban League of Middle TN Urban Housing Solutions, Inc. Civic Design Center Network for Sustainable Solutions TIRRC Votes Cumberland Region Tomorrow Transit Now Nashville ... See MoreSee Less
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We are a proud member of Connect Mid TN. CM-T sent a questionnaire to the 2023 Nashville mayoral candidates. Each candidate was presented with the same 8 questions about their vision for transportation in Nashville. The survey was sent to 14 candidates; seven responses have been received.You can read Council Lady Sharon W. Hurt's full responses at www.connectmidtn.org/sharon-hurt. Topics included infrastructure and funding that facilitates the safe use of cars and traffic, pedestrians, bicycles, public transit, and micro-mobility.The Sustainable Transportation Candidate Questionnaire is meant to allow Nashvillians to learn more about each candidate’s priorities and strategies to improve mobility.We believe it is vital that we understand candidates’ views about mobility, funding, and the role of public participation in shaping Nashville’s future.Walk Bike Nashville Urban League of Middle TN Urban Housing Solutions, Inc. Civic Design Center Network for Sustainable Solutions TIRRC Votes Cumberland Region Tomorrow Transit Now Nashville ... See MoreSee Less

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