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.

A section of I-24 West in Nashville will be closed for weekend repairs, with detours in place and additional closures scheduled for the end of September. TDOT urges caution around work zones.

A contractor hit a water main in South Nashville, causing flooding and water supply issues for residents near Nolensville Road. Repair efforts are underway.

Nashville inaugurates the Dr. Ernest Rip Patton, Jr. North Nashville Transit Center, boosting public transport options with new amenities and reflecting local heritage.

NDOT is seeking public input on two pedestrian and bicycle safety projects in Midtown Nashville, part of the city's Vision Zero goal to reduce traffic-related deaths and injuries.

A construction truck fell into a sinkhole in Clarksville City Hall's parking lot, revealing an old cistern that compromised the ground's integrity. The city is repairing the site and ensuring public safety.

Nashville receives $4.7 million from the federal government to expand its EV charging infrastructure, aiming to increase accessibility and support the adoption of electric vehicles.

Martha Sundquist State Forest is beginning a multi-phase bridge replacement project to enhance safety and reduce repair costs; temporary access changes are in place.

Murfreesboro is enforcing right-turn-only restrictions at Asbury Lane and Medical Center Parkway to improve traffic flow and safety, with a median being built to guide vehicle movement.

TDOT shares early designs for I-24 Southeast Choice Lanes to improve travel between Nashville and Murfreesboro, with dynamic pricing to manage congestion and maintain minimum speeds. Public consultations are underway to gauge community feedback.

Clarksville has improved pedestrian safety around New Providence Middle School with new curbs, sidewalks, and crosswalks with push-button warning lights.