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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

Notes from Connect Mid TN on Mayor Cooper’s Transportation Plan

November 10, 2020 By admin

The Transit Alliance is one of many diverse Middle Tennessee nonprofits and businesses in Connect Mid TN (CMT) who share a belief in reliable, equitable, affordable, and diverse transportation options for all in the region. While the CMT coalition focuses on near-term transportation access improvements, we are still committed to working toward a dedicated funding strategy for regional multi-modal transportation.… Continue reading

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Mayor Cooper, Middle Tennessee, Middle TN, Nashville, regional transit, transit, transportation

Nashville Mayor Hints at Transportation Plan

August 19, 2020 By admin

On Sunday afternoon, August 16, 2020, the Tennessean posted an article, “Mayor John Cooper’s $1.5 Billion Transportation Plan Advances.”

As far as we can tell, it has the potential to be just the investment Nashville needs to build an advanced, enhanced transportation system over time.… Continue reading

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: economics, economy, Nashville, transit, transportation

The Metro Budget & the Need for Dedicated Funding

June 14, 2019 By admin

At a glance: Public transit and transportation services in a city the size of Nashville deserve a sustainable and dedicated funding source.

The Issue: What’s the deal with the Metro budget process and WeGo Public Transit funding?

The Process: Each Metro Department submits a requested budget.… Continue reading

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Budget, bus, buses, dedicated funding, funding, Middle Tennessee, Nashville, public transit, transit, transportation

April is Our Favorite

April 8, 2019 By admin

Above (l to r): Walk, Bike, Scooter, Bus, Train, Car/Vanpool. Available modes of transportation in Middle Tennessee today.

Don’t settle for yesterday’s commute. Life is too short to be stuck in traffic.
Try a WeGo bus, the Music City Star, a bicycle, or carpool.… Continue reading

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: bike, bus, car, Carpool, Middle Tennessee, Multimodal, Nashville, scooter, train, transit, Vanpool, walk

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