TBA Law Blog


Posted by: Stacey Shrader Joslin on Sep 30, 2022

Metro Nashville may not enforce some of its new regulations for party buses, Davidson County Chancellor Patricia Head Moskal ruled today. Moskal said that for now, the city cannot require “transpotainment” operators to fully enclose their vehicles or obtain liquor liability insurance, the Nashville Post reports. The city can, however, enforce its limits on party buses operating during rush hour or late at night. The decision came in a suit brought by Honky Tonk Party Express, which operates a dozen party vehicles. The company argued that the city had set an arbitrary timeline for compliance with the new rules, and that it would be impossible and prohibitively expensive to comply by the deadline.