I just started riding the bus, and this will be only Temporary until I get a car. I noticed the…read morewomen bus drivers are hateful to the passengers, and talk down to them. The men bus drivers are always nice.

I used to think MTA stood for My Tonsils Ache…read more It had been awhile since I rode the bus in Nashville, but I was just in town and the buses haven't changed! It's a pretty car-friendly city but for all the students in town these buses are clean and invaluable. Overall it's a decent network if not groundbreaking, but the bus from the airport (I've only taken it once) was a nightmare that took forever (never again). It reminded me of some of the awful buses to LAX and JFK, only Nashville doesn't have the excuse of being a huge endless metropolis. Anyway, My Tummy Aches.

Debbie was an absolute delight. This was my first time in Nashville and she was full of amazing…read moreinformation and reviews. You can tell she's a people person and loves her job! Thanks for making navigating Nashville super easy!

Shuttle was on time. Driver was very personable. Price was reasonable. Van was very comfortable.read more

This mobility transportation company called Music City is not reliable. I am blind and they have…read moreleft me stranded in the dark. They keep using the excuse about not being able to control the traffic. Well news flash that's old news. There was always traffic. Be more organze and hire more drivers! if I could give zero stars I would.

Music City Central is the hub where all of the MTA buses start/terminate. It's a convenient place…read moreto transfer to your next bus. Just keep in mind that there's an upstairs section for the buses you don't see downstairs. And you should probably use an app or hit Google Maps which tells you which parking bay your next bus is awaiting you. Each bay is numbered, but that number will not necessarily represent the number of your bus. Other than that, I honestly would not know where to go if I hadn't come prepared. Perhaps there is an information desk upstairs, which I did not need to use during my few times here. Although it's open air, the place gets hot (at least when I was here during the summer), even though it's a covered location. There are a handful of seats for each bay. And at least at my bay, there was a wall filled with all of the other buses' schedules. There is an electronic sign letting you know when your bus is *supposed* to get there. It was only my second time using the bus when my bus came roughly 15 minutes later than it was scheduled. There is a waiting room with extra seats at one end of the station. But I personally don't see the convenience of it if you're time-conscious and like to hurry when your bus comes around. Outside of the station on Charlotte Street, I believe there is a Dunkin' Donuts.

I was all set to take my first bus at 6:15AM using MTA and after an hour and a half and another…read morebus, and $3.20, I was going to be at my doctor's appointment with about 15-30 minutes to spare. This was assuming the buses were on time. My husband saw my plans and told me that I could just take the free shuttle here. I had a bit of a hard time finding the stop on campus to get here, but once on the shuttle, I was glad I took my husband's advice. Shuttles run every 15 minutes from 6:00AM to 6:00PM. It picks up at several points on campus and drops you off at Entrance A or Entrance E at the medical center. You don't have to be an employee, student, or patient to use it to get to either the mall or to the medical center. Best of all, it's free.

Wednesday, August 23rd, 2017 at 6:50am, Bus #1021, license plate# 33255. Driver needs to be fired!…read more Sitting on Bransford Avenue, on the other side of Thompson Lane from Powell Avenue, waiting on a MTA bus to pick up CHILDREN. Had 2 cars (might have been a 3rd car as well) waiting behind me when this big blue bus decides it's not going to wait and starts to pass us all. I see this happening in my mirror and think, "ummm, I think not" and block him from getting around me and the bus that just started leaving its bus stop. The driver of the blue bus honks at me and starts flashing his headlights at me. THIS is NOT the type of driver you should be employing!! I wouldn't trust him to get a stick of wood to its final destination safely. And, aren't all buses suppose to stop at train tracks? This joker did not. Comes up to the tracks that run along Craigshead Street and just goes right over them. Yeah, y'all have one really BAD driver working for you.

Bus was 5 hours late. Restaurant in the bus station was…read moreclosed. I checked my bags, which is a paid service, but the staff forgot them anyway, and I had to run back in to get them out myself. The promis d WiFi on the bus was non-existent. The outlets in the bus didn't work. I will never ride Greyhound again. It may be cheap, but it's a complete mess on a staffing and structural level.