Wego Transit News Today

Connect Downtown is a 10-year multi-phase action plan with projects, programs and policy recommendations to make multimodal travel easier and safer in downtown Nashville.

Thanks to new funding, six to eight WeGo bus bays with amenities and seating in a climate-controlled waiting area are coming one step closer to Antioch.

WeGo Transit discussed its future transit plans with more than 30 residents at the Mt. Juliet Chamber of Commerce during Tuesday evening’s community engagement meeting.

It's a $20 million project designed to make public transportation easier for those in south Nashville. WeGo is building a new transit center at the site of the Hickory Hollow Mall.

The seat for Nashville mayor is open. In doing so, 12 candidates have joined the field. Here's what those candidates are thinking.

A recent survey ranked Nashville's bus and train system among the least used among the biggest cities in the country.

The conditions vary depending on the area, but if you have to get out on the roads prepare for a longer commute and watch for black ice — especially on bridges and overpasses.

WeGo Public Transit will be making some changes they say should help you get around, starting Sunday.

Metro Council members voted Tuesday to rename two WeGo transit stations after renowned Nashvillians.

The public comment period runs from July 12 through August 2. There will be six public meetings across the area.