Buses in Nashville, Tennessee

[@scottyerkes1867]

Nice buses. A city the size of Nashville needs light rail Thanks Tim for this posting 😀😀

[@DNA_CountryBoi]

They proposed it but it was rejected by the most Nashvillians because of the cost.

[@scottyerkes1867]

@@DNA_CountryBoi Unfortunately that is a problem in many cities.....cost and many people who don't want such things. Thanks for your input.

[@24sweetroller7]

Nice variety of buses in Nashville. Some places don't necessarily need rail transit, all that's needed is a good spot for a bus rapid route like the Health Line in Cleveland and it could work. I noticed some articulated buses with doors on both sides, just like the ones in Cleveland. Most of the single buses appear to be Gilligs. The color schemes are nicer and have more variety than Port Authority's one-color-fits-all red scheme. The only different color scheme on their system is the hybrid electrics which are green with some yellow flowered design on the outside. There were some buses with sky blue or yellow orange colors, but are transformed to red when they are rehabbed.

[@robsonwilianwinchester9726]

I'm your Brazilian fan!!!

[@chromebomb]

I went to Nashville last weekend, didnt ride any buses but they have a lot of development and need a rail network

[@Stevenlamb2]

Nashville is served by the Music City Star Commuter railroad

[@harysuper]

@@Stevenlamb2I wish the Star would go south of the city. If it went down towards Franklin it would really help clear up some of the congestion there

[@michaelflynn4937]

I love the public transportation in Nashville which is my hometown.

[@olix6728]

Great video my friend👍 best regards from Poland🇵🇱🤝

[@OliversElevators]

7:45 lol their ticket machines use the Windows 10 alert sound. The machines must run Windows of some form…

[@TransitAndTeslas]

Pretty much every ticket machine does.

[@davidalejandrotestelarange1002]

so beautiful bus

[@OgaugeTrainsplusslotCars]

Nice♐👍

[@fokusnikfim]

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[@phillipcraig2790]

So Very Awesome I can't wait to Go to Nashville Soon I was About to Take My Mom But Unfortunately she Won't Be able to go

[@Kalibur91]

Hello from Canada!

[@wietzebraem]

nice Nashville we visited that a while ago

[@jerrydavis3548]

Man Nashville need to be work on get a light rail train that city Population is growing real fast now anyone agree with me let me know now

[@DNA_CountryBoi]

They proposed it but it was rejected by the most Nashvillians because of the cost.

[@TransitAndTeslas]

@@DNA_CountryBoi It was rejected because of the Koch brothers. They tried the same in Phoenix but thankfully we pulled through and told the Kochs to pound sand.

[@BIFC216]

@Benjamin Willis you're delusional if you think Nashville doesn't need mass transit bus/rail/BRT to be successful in the future look at cities like Chicago Boston Philadelphia San Francisco NYC DC, Cleveland Pittsburgh Atlanta Miami St.Louis these cities have the transit bones to continue to build upon and its a travesty that a large city like Detroit lacks any real mass transit system

[@njv1234]

love the purple/silver color scheme, dislike the Gillig buses lol. Also, curious and will find out why Nashville appears to have two bus services, WeGo and MTA

[@DNA_CountryBoi]

Nashville MTA is WeGo. MTA rebranded back in 2018. They're working to repaint the MTA buses in WeGo scheme. It's taking them forever but an example would be 2011 Gillig bus# 700/716 and 2013 New Flyer bus# 129 in the video

[@danielsellers8707]

I like the new livery as well!

[@joememphis1571]

One time I visited Nashville over 15 years ago and I had to rely on the taxicabs to get me to and from the city limits. I was about six miles southwest of Nashville though.

[@pranavp8023]

bus service available in Hendersonville?

[@brandonmccalister1060]

Are you gonna catch the orange line dart train from lbj central station to pearl tomorrow?

[@kishascape]

Definitely not like the busses in my dream. I dreamt I fell asleep on my local transit and ended up waking up stranded in Nashville and having to take the transit there to get around. They had these nice red non-bendy 50 footers with lots of seating inside (kind of like the red interior one you rode with all the seats widthwise only) and in addition to the regular front and rear door on the right side had a single middle door on the left for opposite side of the street pickups. So naturally I went looking for videos like you made here.

[@doliverturner2592]

I was on noleville Road around 6:25 the 7/12/22 when a Metro bus# 1822 I'm thinking that was the number was pulled up beside me didn't have the space to do so , pulling right in front of me so disrespectful that could had been accident was waiting to happen I wanted to report this because someone need to get on that driver for doing things like that he could have killed me or the passengers on that bus I have been a bus driver in the past myself and I knowing the rules this was very Rude , what he done yesterday on the 7/ 12th Tuesday just want this to be noticed to whoever was in charge please let them know it's better enough that these streets are very dangerous and when we make it more dangerous by doing stuff like this !!!!

[@metropolitantransit7276]

If BRT was rejected, why do buses have doors on both ends?

[@MJofLakelandX]

The 55 and 56 acts as BRT-ish lines are just enhanced limited-stop routes.

[@dangelohartley5977]

@@MJofLakelandX Ahh, I was wondering about that

[@BeavKsam]

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[@danielsellers8707]

They should hire this guy to do the on board 'next stop' announcements: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqOyiJdro550jKc