NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Members of the Metro Council are challenging each other and Nashvillians at large to take advantage of public transit during April, which is also Transit Month.
Starting Monday night, Vice Mayor Angie Henderson and District 30 CM and Council President Pro Tem Sandra Sepulveda are challenging their colleagues and the community to #RollWithWeGo and take the bus to Metro Council committee meetings April 14 and the full Metro Council meeting on Tuesday, April 15.
The challenges are part of a series of #TransitMonthNashville partnership events to celebrate and encourage the use of WeGo public transportation around Nashville.
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Other events included in the partnership, also titled #TransitTogether, include riding with Henderson to and from the Earth Day Festival at Centennial Park on Saturday, April 19, and riding with CM Sepulveda to and from the Nashville SC match on Saturday, April 26, as part of the "Greener Goals" Sustainability Night.
If you want to travel on WeGo to the committee meetings on Monday or the full council meeting on Tuesday night, Metro and WeGo offer the following steps:
Determine your route with one of these sources
- WeGo Trip Planner online here
- Transit app or Google Maps - both available on your phone's App Store
- WeGo Customer Care at 615-862-5950 or Customer.comments@Nashville.gov
Use your QuickTicket
Use your provided QuickTicket, WeGo's fare payment system, so you can just tap and go on WeGo fixed-route services or the WeGo Star; or take an Uber to or from a stop via WeGo Link. For more information on WeGoLink, visit their website here.
Share your journey
Post about your trip on social media using the hashtag #TransitTogether and tag Henderson (@vicemayorangie) and/or Sepulveda (@SandraForNashville) along with WeGo (@WeGoTransit).
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