Having trouble getting to a WeGo bus stop? This rideshare program might help.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — WeGo is adding three new areas to its rideshare program, the Adventure Science Center, Bell Road and Opry Mills.

If you find it difficult to get to and from the bus stop, this program offers discounted rides to Uber and Mobility Solutions transit stops.

How it works?

All you need to do is download a reusable voucher from WeGo’s website. You’ll get up to $8 off every WeGo Link ride you book with Uber. Typically, that means a ride costs just $2, according to WeGo.

You can also access the WeGo voucher using the Transit app.

Reminder: Passengers must have a QuickTicket or cash to board the bus after arriving at the bus stop. WeGo says mobility options are available for passengers who require a wheelchair, wish to use cash for their journey, or are 17 years of age or younger.

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