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Memphis City Guide Memphis Transportation Memphis is very easy to reach by road and rail from the Tennessee area and the rest of the United States. In addition, there is a major airport that serves the city although like all airports in North America, Memphis International Airport has stepped up its security operations. Travelers, therefore, should be patient and allow plenty of time when arriving or leaving Memphis. Memphis by Air Memphis is served by the Memphis International Airport, which is just ten miles south of the downtown area of the city. Memphis International Airport welcomes large numbers of both domestic and international passengers to Memphis. Memphis by Road Memphis is a major crossroads in the American South. The main routes into Memphis include the interstates I-40 and I-55. Out of Memphis, the I-40 goes west to Little Rock (Arkansas) and east to Nashville; the I-55 runs north to St Louis and south to Jackson. If driving from Memphis International Airport, the I-240 goes directly into the central Memphis downtown area. Getting Around Memphis The Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA) provides a bus service to the downtown area, route number 7, plus a comprehensive service throughout the city. Trolley buses also operate in the city center and are a pleasant means of seeing the sights. For more Memphis information, visit the Memphis city guide content index. |
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