Sevierville Police Department rescheduled a lane closure on Robert Henderson Road to May 8 for sewer connection work, advising motorists to expect short delays.

Repairs on Knoxville's 127-year-old Gay Street Bridge have begun, with Charles Blalock & Sons leading the project and a completion date set for December 31, 2025. The city is relieved and anticipates the return of pedestrian traffic.

I-75 Northbound in Tennessee was closed by the THP due to an oversized load issue at mile marker 130, with commuters advised to seek alternate routes.

TDOT announces temporary lane closures on SR 93 in Sullivan County due to construction and blasting, advising drivers of possible 20-minute delays and caution in the area.

A crash at Broadway and Jacksboro Pike has closed lanes, causing traffic disruptions, but injuries are non-life-threatening, per the Knoxville Police Department.

Kingsport plans road improvements starting May 5th, with Pavement Technology Inc. working on streets like Airport Parkway, possibly causing week-long traffic disruptions.

Gatlinburg Police Department warns of delays on Glades Road due to utility work, with one lane open and traffic control by flaggers from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. near Ogle Hills Road.

The Sevierville Police Department has announced a westbound lane closure on Dolly Parton Parkway for a Special Olympics event on May 5th from 8:45-9:45 a.m.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation has begun repairs on I-75 bridges in Campbell County, affecting traffic with lane reductions near mile marker 133 and Exit 134, expected until May 25.

Gatlinburg's Parkway/McMahan Parking Garage will undergo repairs starting April 28, slightly limiting access for three weeks, with closures of top levels and potential complete shutdown for one day.

I-75 in Campbell County will have lane closures due to bridge repairs, causing traffic delays from April 27 with an expected end date of May 25, per TDOT.

Heavy rainfall in Gatlinburg led to road closures and traffic management by police, who provided updates on social media. Conditions improved quickly, allowing road reopening.

During National Work Zone Awareness Week, the Knoxville Police Department reminds drivers to ensure road workers' safety by paying attention and adjusting driving habits.