Tickets can now be purchased at select Kroger stores along the corridor.  Click here for more information.

The Regional Transportation Authority has worked with the Federal Transportation Authority and local government to bring commuter rail service to Middle Tennessee.  Operations began in September 2006!

Commuters riding the train will enjoy a comfortable ride while saving on parking, gas and automobile costs. This commuting alternative will not only result in reduced stress for the commuter, it will reduce traffic congestion, improve air quality, and encourage economic development in our region.



Middle Tennessee Transit Network

Over time, the RTA hopes to expand commuter service to a regional transit network linking downtown Nashville with the following areas:

• Northeast (Briley Parkway, Hendersonville and Gallatin)
• East (Hermitage, Mt. Juliet and Lebanon)
• Southeast (Hickory Hollow, LaVergne, Smyrna and Murfreesboro)
• South (Brentwood, Cool Springs, Franklin and Columbia)
• West (Belle Meade, Bellevue and Kingston Springs)
• Northwest (Northern Cheatham County including Ashland City)
• North (Robertson County including Springfield)
For more information on the RTA’s Commuter Rail Service, call 615.862.8833 or email us at rta@gnrc.org.