Our Role In The Region
Purpose – Why does Connect Mid-TN exist?
Connect Mid-TN (CM-T) provides a forum for its member groups to coordinate their educational, engagement, and advocacy efforts. CM-T members share a vision of reliable, affordable, and diverse transportation options for all Middle Tennesseans. CM-T’s actions focus on near-term transportation access improvements, dedicated multi-modal transportation funding, and city- or region-wide policy reform.
Values – What does CM-T believe?
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Improved transportation options can create access to opportunity for all
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Effective decision-making requires inclusive outreach and community-wide participation
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Public and private transportation providers and their leadership should be held accountable to meeting the rapidly evolving transportation needs of Middle Tennesseans
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Transportation solutions in Nashville should anchor and align with broader regional improvements
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Streets and roads should be designed for all users, whether people on foot, on bikes, in public transit, or in private vehicles
Join the Connect Mid-TN coalition as a business or organization:
By joining the CM-T your companies logo will be added to the partner's list at the bottom of this page. We expect that someone from your organization can be present at most quarterly meetings. We also encourage members to get involved with sub-committees.
CM-T Initiatives
Join A Committee
Choose How You Move Committee
tracking the Choose How You Move transportation improvement program in Metro Nashville
Lead Organization:
Transit Now Nashville
Improve Act Committee
keeping tabs on the legilative updates to the Improve Act
Lead Organization:
Chair Needed
TDOT Choice Lane Committee
looking at TDOT's community engagment and design options for Choice Lanes on I-24
Lead Organization:
Chair Needed
Transit Day On The Hill Committee
organizing a day for CM-T member to meet with state legislators
Lead Organization:
Chair Needed
Transit Oriented Developme Committee
advocating for mixed use development near transit
Lead Organization:
Civic Design Center