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Ride them while you can: Free trolleys are going away in downtown Knoxville

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Knoxville trolleys are being replaced with a connector bus route. The trolley service began downtown in 1986. The new connector route would run every 12 minutes. The plan is part of a major system overhaul called KAT Reimagined. KAT officials expect to implement the plan in August 2024.

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Ride them while you can: Free trolleys are going away in downtown Knoxville

The trolley service in downtown Knoxville began in 1986 and currently operates the free green, orange and blue lines. KAT Reimagined is changing that.

·Nashville, United States
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Knox News broke the news in Nashville, United States on Friday, August 4, 2023.
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