Take a moment to watch this video and you are sure to get excited about transit. Color infuses these lucky buses with light and beauty that is sure to bring a smile to your face.
Art adds a layer of unexpected inspiration to the everyday commute for riders and passersby alike.… Continue reading
You read that correctly: new research from the American Public Transportation Association (APTA) posits that savings could reach $10,160 per year for anyone who switches from driving alone to mass transit. See more here on the APTA blog.
That’s up from their report findings of $9,474 savings just two years ago (APTA June 2016 blog).… Continue reading
Thank you to all the transit supporters, TCLA alumni, and Coalition members for the incredible effort and combined work on the transit referendum. You did an amazing job and were part of a diverse coalition team committed to connecting Nashville in an efficient and effective way.… Continue reading
As election day approaches–it’s tomorrow, May 1–many are scouring the internet for reliable sources of information on exactly what the plan entails. For those, we have the following tidbits and links. Happy voting!
First, take a look at what’s included in the plan (all of the plan updates, upgrades, and build-outs).… Continue reading
This is Councilman Freddie O’Connell’s personal Facebook post from April 16, 2018. Re-posted here with his permission.
Early voting in Nashville is underway for our May 1 election, which means we have the chance to vote for #LetsMoveNashville.
I voted yes because our mobility crisis, though less discussed, is easily as pernicious and widespread as our housing crisis.… Continue reading