TDOT reports multiple construction projects in East Tennessee causing traffic disruptions in various counties, with lane closures and potential delays expected due to resurfacing, bridge repairs, and utility work.

TDOT announces numerous road projects in East and Middle Tennessee, including bridge constructions, utility work, and rockfall mitigation, affecting traffic and commutes.

TDOT announces a week of roadworks across West Tennessee, with lane closures and traffic adjustments expected in 21 counties from July 24-31, 2024, to improve infrastructure and safety.

TDOT details upcoming road closures and lane restrictions due to various infrastructure projects across East and Middle Tennessee from July 18-24, affecting traffic flow with detours and delays.

TDOT has initiated multiple road construction projects in West Tennessee, affecting 21 counties with lane closures and reduced speed limits from July 17 to 24, which will impact commutes.

Tennessee announces an extensive I-55 Bridge overhaul via a partnership with Arkansas and federal support, aiming to enhance seismic safety and accommodate future traffic growth.

The TDOT has announced road construction projects in East Tennessee that may affect travel from July 4-10, 2024, with lane closures expected in multiple counties.

The Clarksville Street Department is making progress on the Transportation 2020+ Plan with new sidewalks on Peachers Mill Road and Cunningham Lane aimed at improving connectivity and safety.

A stretch of State Highway 374 in Clarksville, Tennessee, was renamed the "Mayor Don Trotter Highway" to honor the former mayor’s 16-year service and his impact on city development.

Nashville International Airport introduces BNA PASSport, allowing non-ticketed visitors to access its post-security areas for dining, shopping, and meeting passengers.

Nashville International Airport introduces the Sunflower Program to assist travelers with hidden disabilities by providing discreet support like sunflower lanyards and trained staff assistance.

The Tennessee Historical Commission has rejected a proposal to rename MTSU's Forrest Hall, named after a Confederate general and KKK leader, despite the university's efforts to change it.

The RTA endorsed Nashville's "Choose How You Move" plan, aimed at improving regional transportation, which includes new sidewalks, traffic signals, and transit system upgrades, pending a November ballot for funding.