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Letter to the Editor
Nashville can point to Portland as light rail model
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Nashville's lack of street grid could limit mass transit
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Planning group adopts 25-year guide for seven-county region
Document to aid allocation of approximately $6 billion in future federal, state, local funds through 2035
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Owen: Railing against rail
With high-speed mass transit, the government is creating a supply for which there is not comparable demand
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George: A more pleasant and livable city
Every day in Charlotte, N.C., some 16,000 people ride the Lynx, a 15-station light-rail system that has revolutionized transit in the once-sleepy banking city.
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Stephen George
Mayor: Serious discussions on mass transit could begin in fall
Chamber of Commerce also backs effort to establish more and better public transit in Nashville
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By
Stephen George
New approach to regional transportation outlined
Nashville should have robust public transit by 2035, report says
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By
Mark Wheeler
Commentary: Clement Landport’s an investment that should have waited
Today, the vacant parking lot that was supposed to serve as a central hub for regional transportation has aged
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State legislation moves mass transit dedicated funding forward
Mayor Dean calls it a critical component of creating true mass transit in the region
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By
Nate Rau
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