Let the Midnight Special, shine an ever lovin' light on me.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
Misallocation of funds - spend the money on something more important like our 33% of children living in poverty
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Mark Duane
10 years ago
These people moved into their homes near train tracks and now they are inconvenienced by the noise? These people are ruining Nashville.
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Rachel Vaughn
10 years ago
Yea don't buy a house by the trains if you don't want to hear trains.
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Christina McCord
10 years ago
I loved the sound growing up and miss it everyday since I've moved out of East Nashville
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Jay Millar
10 years ago
Beeep beeeeeep!
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Anonymous
10 years ago
thanks for doing this!
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Angie
10 years ago
I'd rather have a safe zone than a "quiet zone". If you live in the city, there are no quiet zones. It's absurd that we have to petition such a thing.
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Amy
10 years ago
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I grew up in a small town in AL, where there are many crossings with no signal or guard rails. If you've ever seen a car (and person within) demolished by a train, you'll vote to keep the horn. In reality, it's a small price to pay to keep our community safe.
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Kevin Calloway
10 years ago
Horns are for safety. Also, it's a very pleasant sound.
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Sharideth Smith
10 years ago
Keep the horns.
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sally madden l
10 years ago
Ridiculous idea, trying to keep trains quiet.
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Makenzie Green
10 years ago
Unbelievable.... The audacity.
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Shannon
10 years ago
Keep the train horns forever!!!
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Jane Miller
10 years ago
I live in 37206 on W Greenwood, and I love being able to hear the trains.
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Anneliese Tierney
10 years ago
Seriously, train horns are important for what should be obvious safety reasons.
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Ashleigh Caudill
10 years ago
I like the horn! I live right by the tracks. Right by the Douglas crossing. Safty first!
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Shelby Lowrie
10 years ago
I hear the train acomin' it's Rollin' round the bend and I ain't seen the point in silencing all them.
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David Wood
10 years ago
keep the horns
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Kat Cossey
10 years ago
I have lived in LA, Detroit, Denver, and Nashville twice. The train horn is my favorite sound in the entire world and one of the reasons I love to live here! It's absolutely beautiful and unique to Nashville.
Let the Midnight Special, shine an ever lovin' light on me.
Misallocation of funds - spend the money on something more important like our 33% of children living in poverty
These people moved into their homes near train tracks and now they are inconvenienced by the noise? These people are ruining Nashville.
Yea don't buy a house by the trains if you don't want to hear trains.
I loved the sound growing up and miss it everyday since I've moved out of East Nashville
Beeep beeeeeep!
thanks for doing this!
I'd rather have a safe zone than a "quiet zone". If you live in the city, there are no quiet zones. It's absurd that we have to petition such a thing.
I grew up in a small town in AL, where there are many crossings with no signal or guard rails. If you've ever seen a car (and person within) demolished by a train, you'll vote to keep the horn. In reality, it's a small price to pay to keep our community safe.
Horns are for safety. Also, it's a very pleasant sound.
Keep the horns.
Ridiculous idea, trying to keep trains quiet.
Unbelievable.... The audacity.
Keep the train horns forever!!!
I live in 37206 on W Greenwood, and I love being able to hear the trains.
Seriously, train horns are important for what should be obvious safety reasons.
I like the horn! I live right by the tracks. Right by the Douglas crossing. Safty first!
I hear the train acomin' it's Rollin' round the bend and I ain't seen the point in silencing all them.
keep the horns
I have lived in LA, Detroit, Denver, and Nashville twice. The train horn is my favorite sound in the entire world and one of the reasons I love to live here! It's absolutely beautiful and unique to Nashville.