Are Nashville buses free?

Fares and How to Pay The cost of riding the bus in Nashville is $2 per ride, although discounts are offered for passengers under the age of 19 and over the age of 65. Kids under 4 years old can ride for free. All-day passes are available for $4, while discounted passes for 7, 20, and 31 days are also offered.

How do you pay for the bus in Nashville?

You can now pay your WeGo bus fare on your phone or a reloadable app, checking off a 2015 goal of the agency. WeGo is overhauling its payment system, crossing off a 2015 goal. Most Nashville bus users can now use a reloadable card and phone app to pay for their ride.

Does Nashville have a bus system?

Nashville’s bus system provides service to and from the airport and in and around downtown Nashville. The MTA has busses running throughout the day and day passes are available.

How much does Nashville bus cost?

Adult fare is $1.70; Senior Citizen (65+) fare is $0.85: Youth (19 & Under) fare is $1.00 (ID may be requested for either of these fares); and Children (4 & Under) ride free. Visit NashvilleMTA.org for details about all our services.

What’s the best way to get around Nashville?

The best way to get around Nashville is by car. The city has a public transportation system, but neighborhoods and attractions are a bit too spread out to walk between, which can make visiting multiple sites in one day more complicated.

How much does it cost to ride the MTA bus in Nashville?

How many buses are in Nashville?

Nashville Metropolitan Transit Authority

How do I get a bus pass in Nashville TN?

For your convenience, the All-Day Pass is also available at any MTA ticket outlet, online at nashvillemta.org, by mail or by calling Customer Care at 615-862-5950.

What is transit mode in Google Maps?

Google Transit lets you plan trips easier for your riders with stops, routes, schedules and fare information integrated into Google Maps.