Nashville’s fourth annual Transportation Demand Management Summit will bring regional transportation leaders to Nissan Stadium on September 18.

A Nashville council proposal could ban right turns on red across most of the city’s urban core. The first vote is scheduled for Tuesday.

Nashville set aside $1.5 million for riverfront safety, but NFD says it is not enough and has not provided a full cost estimate.

A stormwater pipe collapse opened a deep crater on Old Hickory Blvd., damaging a pickup and shredding tires. TDOT crews filled and repaved the road and drivers may file claims.

Southwest is adding four nonstop routes from Nashville in March 2027 — daily Midwest hops to Des Moines and Wichita plus Saturday-only flights to Aruba and St. Thomas.

Oak Ridge officials reminded riders Tuesday that Tennessee law requires helmets for drivers and passengers of ATVs and UTVs on public roads. The notice cites state safety data and the statute.

Frontier will end McGhee Tyson’s Denver flights after Aug. 17, 2026, though airport officials say the pause could be temporary and seasonal service may return.

TDOT crews are surveying Whites Creek Pike for a major upgrade that includes a Sycamore Creek bridge replacement and intersection work tied to the agency's 10‑year plan. Early design and survey work mean construction is still years away.

Gallatin crews are expanding a detention pond along South Water Avenue to protect the American Legion Post 17 veterans residence; nearby Woods Ferry Road will close.

Regional planners programmed funding for a Smyrna‑sponsored connector that would link McEwen Drive to I‑24 through the Rocky Fork corridor; design and environmental review are next.

A 12‑inch main ruptured under Barnwell Court on July 13, cutting water to parts of Hermitage, Old Hickory and Roxborough. Crews worked overnight to isolate and repair the line.

TDOT will hold July 20–21 public meetings on a PEL study of Nashville’s downtown inner loop. The study will guide long‑term changes to the I‑65/I‑24/I‑40/I‑440 network.

Nashville broke ground on Chestnut Street July 8 as the first Complete Streets project funded by Choose How You Move. The work will add bike lanes, sidewalks and transit upgrades.