Nashville Department of Transportation
Coverage of Nashville Department of Transportation in the Nexus archive.
- Crash blocks all northbound lanes of Clarksville Pike in Nashville
A crash on Friday evening blocked all northbound lanes of Clarksville Pike at Stenberg Road in Nashville. The Nashville Department of Transportation reported the incident at 5:12 p.m., urging drivers to use alternate routes.
- Pedestrian Safety Gains Mix With Frustration as Nashville Breaks Ground on First ‘Complete Street’
Nashville broke ground on its first 'Complete Street' project in Wedgewood-Houston, funded by the voter-approved CHYM program, aiming to improve pedestrian safety with features like protected bike lanes and enhanced sidewalks. The initiative follows a spike in pedestrian deaths this year, with advocates expressing frustration over slow progress despite the project's potential to reduce crashes by up to 70 percent.
- NDOT launches second phase of 'Multimodal Mondays' in Riverside Village
The Nashville Department of Transportation and businesses in Riverside Village have reintroduced a sustainable transportation program called 'Multimodal Mondays' in its second phase.
- Wedgewood-Houston road to be closed for 2 weeks
A single travel lane on Chestnut Street in Nashville's Wedgewood-Houston area will be closed from June 26 through July 13 between the railroad tracks and Humphreys Street. The Nashville Department of Transportation stated opposing traffic will share a lane, with flaggers directing traffic in alternating directions.
- Blue Hole Road in South Nashville closed for water infrastructure upgrades until August
Blue Hole Road in South Nashville's Antioch neighborhood is closed until August 7 for water infrastructure upgrades, with Metro Water Services replacing aging pipes. Council Member Antoinette Lee acknowledged the inconvenience but highlighted alternate routes and potential long-term infrastructure improvements.
- NDOT increasing project fees to keep up with costs
Metro Nashville Council approved a proposal enabling the Nashville Department of Transportation to raise fees for special projects. The move aims to align project costs with increasing expenses.