four residents of The Villages, was released in January 2021. The documentary The Bubble, also released in 2021, depicts life inside The Villages. Local media The Villages developers or their successors own and operate three media properties: The Villages News Network (VNN), which is aired on the local Comcast cable network. The Villages Daily Sun, a local newspaper with 43,610 paid subscribers. Radio station WVLG (640), carrying classic hits. Public radio station WMFV (89.5) serves the area and is owned by the same group as Orlando public radio station WMFE-FM, with some variations from WMFE's master schedule. Transportation Highway system The Villages development is bounded roughly by US 27/US 441 to the east, US 301 to the west, County Road 42 to the north, and County Road 468 well south of 466A with the development of several new villages, Fenney, and the Brownwood town center in that area. On December 10, 2013, The Villages of Lake-Sumter Inc. agreed to an $8 million deal to purchase Pine Ridge Dairy tract in Fruitland Park, Florida with a planned construction of 2,038 new Villages homes. Although County Road 466 previously served as the main east–west corridor, the addition of homes and facilities south of County Road 466 and in the city of Fruitland Park, Florida has turned County Road 466A into a secondary east–west corridor. Buena Vista Boulevard and Morse Boulevard serve as significant north-south corridors. A second overpass, crossing Florida State Road 44 near Brownwood Paddock Square, is currently under construction. In August 2019, the 232-foot-long bridge was lowered in place. Construction is set to finish sometime in 2020. Plans are in place to construct three other overpasses, one crossing Florida State Road 44 near Rohan Recreation Center, with the other two spanning Florida's Turnpike. Public transportation Sumter County Transit operates The Villages shuttle. They provide various weekday loops through the Villages. The Villages developers operate a trolley-style bus tour of the community, which runs from the sales and information center at The Market Square in Lake Sumter Landing. Until 2004, when the train was shortened to Savannah, Georgia, Amtrak's Palmetto (then on a New York - Tampa itinerary) served adjacent Wildwood. Amtrak's Thruway Motorcoach bus service stops in The Villages. The bus travels from Jacksonville to Dade City and is timed to meet arrivals and departures of the Silver Star train in Jacksonville. Autonomous vehicles In early 2018, The Villages was