Tennessee Celebrates 14% Decline in Traffic Fatalities in 2025, Memphis and Shelby County Lead with Safety Initiatives
Tennessee traffic fatalities dropped by 14% in 2025 due to safety initiatives and enforcement efforts, with urban areas seeing significant improvements, while rural areas lagged.
Tennessee Allocates Over $42 Million in Grants to Enhance Multimodal Transportation
Tennessee announces over $42 million in transportation grants, focusing on safety, connectivity, and access, with funding for infrastructure including trails, transit centers, and the adoption of electric buses.
Nashville's Second Avenue Reopens Five Years Post Bombing, Signaling Renewed Hope for Local Businesses
Nashville's Second Avenue reopened five years after a bombing, marking the end of a difficult rebuild marred by damage and infrastructure issues. The move promises renewed commerce and reflects the city's resilience.
Tennessee Department of Transportation Halts Highway Construction for Holiday Travel Period
TDOT suspends highway construction-related lane closures in Tennessee from December 23 to January 2 to ease traffic during holiday travel, while emphasizing safety and providing resources for real-time traffic updates.
Tennessee Celebrates Success of 5th Annual No Trash November with Over 77,000 Pounds of Litter Cleared Thanks to Volunteer Efforts
TDOT's 5th Annual No Trash November removed over 77,000 pounds of litter with the help of 2,470 volunteers and 205 cleanup events. Governor Bill Lee supported the initiative, which included educational components and rewards for participants.
Main St. in Dickson City Braces for Traffic Snarls Due to Fire Hydrant Replacement Project
Main St. in Dickson City will face traffic delays due to a two-day fire hydrant replacement project near Mavis Tire, involving a 16-inch water main. Single-lane, alternating traffic flow is expected.
New Speed Limits in Place on Jefferson Pike in Smyrna, Tennessee Following Extensive Safety Evaluations
Smyrna, Tennessee adjusts speed limits along Jefferson Pike, as announced by the Smyrna Police Department. New limits are 40 MPH and 45 MPH in specified stretches, following a road safety study.
Nashville Offers Convenient Christmas Tree Recycling Options Starting December 26th
Nashville's Department of Transportation and Parks and Recreation offer a Christmas Tree Recycling Program, with 14 drop-off locations for natural trees and convenience centers for artificial ones. Decorations must be removed before recycling.












