Editing Bowling Green, Kentucky (section)

==Infrastructure==
===Transportation===
====Major highways====
* [[File:I-65.svg|20px]] [[Interstate 65 in Kentucky|Interstate 65]] north to [[Louisville, Kentucky]] south to [[Nashville, Tennessee]] 
* [[File:I-165.svg|25px]] [[Interstate 165 (Kentucky)|Interstate 165]] north to [[Owensboro, Kentucky]]
* [[File:US 231.svg|25px]] [[U.S. Route 231 in Kentucky|U.S. Route 231]] north to [[Morgantown, Kentucky]] south to [[Scottsville, Kentucky]]
* [[File:US 31W.svg|25px]] [[U.S. Route 31W]] north to Park City, south to [[Franklin, Kentucky]]
* [[File:US 68.svg|20px]] [[File:Elongated circle 80.svg|20px]] [[U.S. Route 68]] / [[Kentucky Route 80|Kentucky State Route 80]] west to [[Hopkinsville, Kentucky]], east to [[Lexington, Kentucky]] / [[Somerset, Kentucky]]

====Other highways====
* [[File:Elongated circle 185.svg|25px]] [[Kentucky Route 185|Kentucky State Route 185]]
* [[File:Elongated circle 234.svg|25px]] [[Kentucky Route 234|Kentucky State Route 234]]
* [[File:Elongated circle 242.svg|25px]] [[Kentucky Route 242|Kentucky State Route 242]]
* [[File:Elongated circle 880.svg|25px]] [[Kentucky Route 880|Kentucky State Route 880]]

====Former highways====
*[[File:Elongated circle 67.svg|25px]] [[Kentucky Route 67 (1929-1969)|Kentucky State Route 67 (1929–1969)]]
*William H. Natcher Green River Parkway-KY-9007(Replaced by I-165, North to Owensboro, Morgantown, Beaver Dam, South to Bowling Green)

===Air transport===
The city is served by [[Bowling Green–Warren County Regional Airport]].

===Buses===
[[Community Action of Southern Kentucky]] operates [[GO bg Transit]], which provides public transportation within Bowling Green. [[Western Kentucky University]] operates transit around campus, branded as [[Topper Transit]].

Bowling Green was served for many years by intercity bus carriers, primarily [[Greyhound Lines|Greyhound]]. But with the onset of the [[COVID-19 pandemic]], Greyhound downgraded their existing station to an unmanned stop, and then eliminated the stop entirely in May 2020. The end of Greyhound service marked the first time the city has been without some form of public intercity transportation since 1858, when the [[Louisville and Nashville Railroad]] first reached the city.

Greyhound now serves a stop in [[Franklin, Kentucky]], about {{Convert|20|mi}} south of Bowling Green.

Tornado Bus Company, based in Mexico to primarily serve the Hispanic market, lists Bowling Green as a destination, but the stop is actually located in [[Smiths Grove, Kentucky]], about {{Convert|12|mi}} northeast of downtown Bowling Green.

===Rail===
Bowling Green receives rail freight service from [[CSX]] through the former [[Louisville and Nashville Railroad]] (L&N) namesake line. The [[R.J. Corman Railroad Group]] operates freight service on the former L&N line to Memphis from Bowling Green to [[Clarksville, Tennessee]]; the line joins with CSX at Memphis Junction on Bowling Green's southern side.