TDOT announces lane closure on SR 8 in Hamilton County due to geotechnical drilling from February 25-27, with traffic control and potential delays expected.

Construction on I-75 in Hamilton County might cause delays from Feb 24 to Mar 4, 2025, due to bridge work at Hamilton Place Blvd, involving nighttime lane closures and a ramp shutdown.

New traffic signals began operating at the Trenton Road and Spring Creek Parkway intersection in Clarksville as part of the city's effort to reduce traffic congestion.

A new traffic signal at Trenton Road and Spring Creek Parkway in Clarksville will be operational on February 5, with flashing alerts starting January 29. This is part of the city's Transportation 2020+ Plan.

Cookeville drivers are advised to avoid North Dixie Avenue due to HVAC upgrades at First United Methodist Church by Carwile Mechanical on January 27 from 8 a.m. to noon.

Shag Rag Road in Cookeville will close between Bowser Road and Reserve Drive from January 22-24 for water line installation, reopening daily before school release.

Nashville introduces designated rideshare zones to alleviate downtown traffic and improve safety, tested near TPAC with potential for a trip fee after the pilot.

The Rutherford County Sheriff's Office warns of icy conditions on nine rural roads, urging drivers to use caution due to persistent ice and black ice patches.

WeGo Public Transit in Middle Tennessee is operating on snow routes and Saturday schedules due to a winter storm, with some routes maintaining regular schedules. Delays are possible and passengers are advised to stay updated using transit apps.

The Cumberland Plaza Parking Garage in downtown Clarksville will close on January 6, 2025, for six months to undergo repairs and updates, including lighting and structural improvements.

Several passengers at Nashville International Airport were denied boarding on Southwest Airlines flights during the holidays because their pet carriers didn't meet airline policies.

Nashville International Airport launched a new high-speed Wi-Fi system for travelers, offering improved connectivity up to 100 MBPS, with simplified access via a short survey.

Nashville receives $10 million and $1.9 million federal grants for transportation and safety improvements on Nolensville and Murfreesboro Pikes, involving advanced traffic technologies.