I agree that it is a huge waste of money that could be used for infrastructure that East Nashville needs and of course our schools. I love the horns...I find them calming and comforting.
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Erik Lindsey
10 years ago
The idea that we would remove a safety mechanism that has been in place for decades because it has become a "nuisance " is beyond me. I'm all for hearing opposing views but at some point we have to step back and ask ourselves what would we rather? A lot of danger or a little discomfort?
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Ben de la Cour
10 years ago
Keep the train horns. Not only are they necessary from a safety standpoint, many think they sound beautiful and are an integral part of the fabric of our neighborhoods. We love the horns
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Jemina
10 years ago
I grew up in east nashville and I've always loved hearing the train horn. Not only is it much safer to have them, but it's also a waste of money to change each crossing. Every time the train horn blares I'm taken back to my childhood, and I love that my daughter will have the same memories. Don't get rid of the horns!
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Erika Gluck
10 years ago
How about using $1.5 million to help our homeless population,schools or our infrastructure. Quit Zone is such a waste of money. If they don't like the horns than move away!
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Christy Hager
10 years ago
Stay safe!!!!
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Daniel Pujol
10 years ago
Train horns are God playing funky jazz.
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Nancy Roche
10 years ago
This is a rediculous wast of taxpayers' money! Trains need to alert us of their approach.
I agree that it is a huge waste of money that could be used for infrastructure that East Nashville needs and of course our schools. I love the horns...I find them calming and comforting.
The idea that we would remove a safety mechanism that has been in place for decades because it has become a "nuisance " is beyond me. I'm all for hearing opposing views but at some point we have to step back and ask ourselves what would we rather? A lot of danger or a little discomfort?
Keep the train horns. Not only are they necessary from a safety standpoint, many think they sound beautiful and are an integral part of the fabric of our neighborhoods. We love the horns
I grew up in east nashville and I've always loved hearing the train horn. Not only is it much safer to have them, but it's also a waste of money to change each crossing. Every time the train horn blares I'm taken back to my childhood, and I love that my daughter will have the same memories. Don't get rid of the horns!
How about using $1.5 million to help our homeless population,schools or our infrastructure. Quit Zone is such a waste of money. If they don't like the horns than move away!
Stay safe!!!!
Train horns are God playing funky jazz.
This is a rediculous wast of taxpayers' money! Trains need to alert us of their approach.
Thank you!
Train horns save lives
Train horns in residential areas is for safety.
WooWOOOooooOoooOooOoOO!