Nashville's Music City Star readies for departure from the Downtown Riverfront Station.
The Main Street Trolley in Memphis serves a modern purpose with vintage streetcars.
Tennessee Needs More Passenger Rail!
- Our highways are increasingly congested!
- Gasoline prices are at record high levels!
- Airline service is in decline and airport procedures are more time-consuming than ever!
- Greyhound eliminated 21 Tennessee bus stations in 2006!
However…
- More and more Tennesseans are riding Amtrak, and Amtrak’s nationwide ridership was higher in 2007 than ever in the company’s 36-year history!
- Nashville has a growing commuter rail service – the Music City Star – operating between Lebanon and the downtown river front with coordinated bus connections!
- Memphis features the Main Street Trolley – a thriving downtown transit service that uses vintage street cars!
Join TARP and be a voice for passenger rail in Tennessee!
Membership dues are only $20/year. You’ll receive a quarterly newsletter and access to helpful resources. We work with other rail passenger organizations nationally and in other states and participate in conferences and other events. Click here to join us!
Consider a trip on Amtrak!
Our national railroad offers attractive travel options for Tennesseans! Click here for some helpful information and free travel advice!
Learn about Nashville’s commuter rail service!
Click here to read about the Music City Star!
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