Nashville introduces Leading Pedestrian Intervals at 108 intersections, improving pedestrian safety and visibility, as announced by the city's Transportation Department.

BNA's ramp to I-40 westbound is temporarily closing for paving work, with detours provided, and ongoing TDOT infrastructure projects lead to nightly and daily lane closures.

Clarksville Street Department has implemented a new traffic pattern at Westfield Court and Fair Brook Place, aiming to reduce Kennedy Lane congestion.

Highway 64 in Wartrace, TN, will close at the railroad tracks near the post office from September 5th to 8th for track repairs, with traffic redirected via Highway 437.

Cookeville's annual Fall FunFest is scheduled for September 5-6, with street closures around the Historical Courthouse. Alternative parking will be available.

The new Murfreesboro Transit Center opened, funded by state, federal, and local dollars, improving public transport and connectivity in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

A crash on Murfreesboro Road at Bill France Blvd in Wilson County caused lengthy delays and a road closure announced by the Sheriff's Office. The THP is investigating, and the road has since reopened.

A semi-truck stuck at an intersection caused significant delays in La Vergne, with police managing traffic and advising alternate routes. The road was later cleared.

TDOT's "Nobody Trashes Tennessee" anti-litter campaign wins six awards at PRSA Nashville Chapter for its effective litter prevention efforts and community engagement.

Interstate 24 reopened by Rutherford County Sheriff's Office after a multi-vehicle incident involving a jackknifed trailer. Traffic is now flowing normally.

Lebanon Police have reduced Interstate 40 speed limits to 60 MPH during a fair to ease traffic congestion, affecting certain mile markers. This precautionary measure has garnered mixed reactions from the community.

Cookeville announces a lane closure on South Willow Avenue for the Stevens Street Improvement Project on August 14, affecting early morning to evening traffic.

Spring Hill Police Department announces a DUI sobriety checkpoint on Main Street at Crossings Blvd on August 31, 2025, from 5-7pm, promoting road safety.