Will Reid Deputy Commissioner / Chief Engineer | Tennessee Department of Transportation
Will Reid Deputy Commissioner / Chief Engineer | Tennessee Department of Transportation
The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has released its lane closure report for Middle Tennessee, covering March 13 to 19, 2025. The report details numerous roadworks and maintenance activities scheduled across various counties, impacting major highways and state routes.
In Davidson County, significant work on I-24 includes a triple right lane closure westbound for digital messaging sign replacement from mile marker (MM) 57.2 to 59.2 on March 13. Barrier wall and guardrail repairs will cause nightly alternating lane closures eastbound at Exit 50A. Milling operations will also lead to double lane closures eastbound at MM 62.2.
Both Davidson and Cheatham Counties will see nightly alternating lane closures on I-24 for flat sheet sign replacement between MM 27 and MM 40.
Survey and drainage operations are planned for Davidson and Rutherford Counties along I-24, with double inside lane closures in both directions from MM 52 to MM 75 during nighttime hours.
In Rutherford County, resurfacing activities on I-24 near the Stones River will necessitate alternating lane closures between MM 78 and MM 82. Off-ramp improvements on I-24 westbound include various lane adjustments for barrier wall modifications at the US-231 interchange.
Humphreys County's I-40 will experience temporary right lane closures eastbound at MM 139 for fiber installation as part of SmartWay Intelligent Transportation Maintenance efforts. Bridge repairs over Squeeze Bottom Road and Buffalo River Bridge require nightly temporary lane closures in both directions between MM 140 and MM 142.
Davidson County's I-40 will undergo multiple projects, including Harpeth River Bridge repair with mobile operations from MM 194 to MM 196, bridge construction under the I-40/12th Avenue corridor at MM 209, grading work at Donelson Pike Interchange involving rolling roadblocks from MM 214.4 to MM 218, as well as survey and drainage operations causing double lane closures between MMs212.4and216.
Dickson County is set for sensor installations leading to alternating nighttime lane closures along I-40 from MMs1679to1683.WilsonCountywillseeadailyrollingroadblockforblastingonI40betweenI840andHWY231fromMM235to238
On Davidson County’s I-440 milling activities prompt double night-time alternate closure westbound at mm03andsurveyanddrainageoperationscauseadditionalnighttimeclosuresacrossI440withintheI24/I440interchange
Various maintenance tasks including overhead sign footing installation barriers&guardrailsrepairLEDstreetlightconversionwillaffectsectionsalongDavisonCounty's165involvingalternatingsinglelaneclosuresnightlyordaytimeshoulderwork dependingonprojectlocation
Other notable works include ongoing construction & utility relocation efforts affecting routes like SR11 NolensvillePikeSR255DonelsonPikeSR6amongothersindicatingpotentialdelaysorrouteadjustmentsformotoristsintheseareas
Motorists are urged by TDOT "to use caution" while navigating these work zones regardless of active or inactive status due especially lower speeds advised throughout lanes impacted by scheduled maintenance or improvement tasks being carried out regionally this period Travelers can find more information about live traffic conditions through SmartWay online platforms & should check updates before setting off trips
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