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Proposed RTA express bus service to Clarksville. Read more.
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New weekday bus service in Old Hickory and Madison began April 30. Route 27 Old Hickory provides weekday service in Old Hickory via Lakewood.
Route 36X Madison Express offers express travel between Madison and downtown Nashville. View routes. Read more.
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The Nashville MTA is partnering with the Metro Nashville Arts Commission to bring the Poetry Society of American's
"Poetry in Motion"© program to MTA buses in April. Poems have been placed inside MTA buses on all routes during April,
which is National Poetry Month. Read more.
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New West End routes have created unprecedented access and improved frequencies
between downtown Nashville and West End Avenue. Buses operate from Music City Central to West End and 31st Avenue every
10-15 minutes on weekdays and every 20-40 minutes on weekends. Read more.
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Serving Antioch, BusLink is an on-demand shuttle that's at your service. Just give us a call.
We'll pick you up and take you to one of our convenient stops within the demand zone — all for the economical price of an MTA bus fare.
Read more.
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The Music City Circuit is the most convenient way to get around downtown Nashville and the Gulch. Whether you live or work downtown or you're visiting for business or
pleasure, the Music City Circuit will get you where you need to go quickly and easily and for free. Read more.
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The Nashville MTA has formed a partnership with Google Transit, a public transit trip planning feature of Google Maps. This feature allows
you to plan your bus route by entering the date and time that you would like to arrive at your destination or begin your trip. Try it now.
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Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is Music City's public transportation service designed to move MTA bus riders along the city's busiest
corridors with fewer stops, more frequent buses, and a greener attitude. Covering 12 miles, BRT began its Nashville journey on September 27, 2009.
Download the PDF schedule.
Download the PDF brochure.
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The Nashville MTA bus system is a great way to get to and from school. Most routes can even accommodate afterschool activities,
so getting a ride home after practice is no longer a problem.
Downlaod the Quest Brochure. Read more.
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Nashville's downtown transit station opened on October 26, 2008. The state-of-the-art building provides a comfortable place
for passengers to await the arrival of their buses.
Read more and view MCC photo galleries.
View the Music City Central transit station floor plan.
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The Strategic Transit Master Plan sets forth guiding principles and policies for improving public transportation in Nashville/Davidson County,
as well as describes actions and projects for the future. Read more.
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MTA Bus Operator Adrell Stringer brought home the "Big Wheel" with his victory in the 40-foot bus
division at the 2010 Tennessee Public Transportation Association Bus Roadeo. Stringer scored
606 points out of a possible 650 points, which is the highest anyone could recall by a state roadeo winner.
Read more.
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MTA's commuter benefits program, EasyRide, is designed to help employers of all sizes incorporate commuter benefits into their benefits plan.
Using transit gives employers and employees a tax savings as well as an affordable alternative to record-high gas prices and commuting.
Read more.
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MTA invites you to take your bike for a ride with us. Whether your
bike is your main mode of transportation or your favorite way to
exercise, riding around Nashville is easier than ever. All MTA
buses feature easy-to-use bike racks. Read more.
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If you need the latest MTA news right at your fingertips, you can now sign-up to receive MTA eNews in the form of an email.
Use the sign-up form to subscribe to our news list. Join our list.
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MTA can provide excellent advertising exposure for a client's product or service.
This includes full-wrap buses, SuperSide, king, queen, or rear bus posters, and bus bench and shelter display ads.
Our new contractor, Advertising Vehicles, can help you decide which advertising medium is right for you.
Read more.
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