A house being moved in Cookeville may cause traffic delays and lane closures, with residents advised to seek alternate routes or allow extra travel time.

Clarksville is hosting its inaugural Half Marathon and 5K, causing road closures and detours around the city on November 2, 2024, with police officers managing the event traffic.

The Nashville Davidson County Register of Deeds will close temporarily for infrastructure installation on October 28-29, with services resuming October 30.

Brentwood's City Commission has approved a $15.8 million project to widen Ragsdale Road, adding lanes and pedestrian paths to improve traffic flow and connectivity.

TDOT's "Nobody Trashes Tennessee" campaign introduced a "Trashsquatch" patch to motivate scouts in cleanup projects, building on the success of the program's launch last year.

TDOT deploys a strike force to aid Florida with Hurricane Milton recovery, providing personnel and equipment for debris removal and infrastructure repairs.

Nashville International Airport issued a temporary ground stop on incoming flights due to low visibility from fog, which lifted at 8:30 a.m. with minimal disruption.

The Clarksville MPO and GNRC seek public input on improving transportation services for vulnerable groups by updating the Coordinated Human Services Transportation Plan.

Tennessee's Greeneville Driver Services Center has closed temporarily due to severe weather damage, urging residents to use nearby centers or online services for their needs.

Nashville’s NDOT hosts a summit at Nissan Stadium to promote sustainable travel and alleviate road congestion with city officials and transit experts.

NDOT will screen short docs on traffic-related tragedies in Nashville at Looby Center Theater on September 23, 2024, with a panel and Q&A, highlighting Vision Zero's aim to prevent fatalities.

Nashville's DGS announced Phase 3a of the War Memorial and Legislative Plaza Closure Plan starting October 7, 2024, with extended fencing and road closures.

Clarksville secured a $8M federal grant to enhance safety on four key streets, focusing on reducing traffic fatalities and injuries. The grant is part of the U.S. DOT's SS4A project, and Mayor Joe Pitts praised the efforts leading to this funding.