After a years-long wait, state Route 66 will soon be open for the public to drive nonstop from Interstate 81 all the way to West Andrew Johnson Highway. “Currently, the expectation is that we would see an opening to four-lane traffic through this section in late October,” said Mark Nagi, spokesman for the Tennessee Department of Transportation. Nagi said the contractor is working to complete drainage, concrete curb and island and permanent stabilization items on the remaining 1.6 miles portion of the road. The anticipated opening of the highway comes after years fraught with problems that saw the project delayed repeatedly.
TDOT Teams Head South to Assist with Debris Clean Up in LA | WSMV Nashville
After approval Saturday morning, nine TDOT Strike Force teams consisting of 40 employees in total will begin working Sunday morning in Crowley...
After approval Saturday morning, nine TDOT Strike Force teams consisting of 40 employees in total will begin working Sunday morning in Crowley...
TDOT Crews Deployed to Louisiana to Help with Debris Removal Following Hurricane Laura | WKRN News 2
Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) crews from the Knoxville area are on the way to help cleanup after ...
Tennessee River Environmental Studies Could Lead To More Asian Carp Barriers | The Waterways Journal
The fish are dangerous, injuring people and damaging valuable equipment when they jump out of the water, leading to the decimation of native sport ...
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The fish are dangerous, injuring people and damaging valuable equipment when they jump out of the water, leading to the decimation of native sport ...
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US Transportation in Crying Need of Congressional Action | ASCE SmartBrief
The nation's Highway Trust Fund stands to run out of money if Congress doesn't act by the end of this month, leaving thousands of jobs in jeopardy. Congress also faces a Sept. 30 deadline for extending the Payroll Support Program, the lack of which could severely cripple airlines, while transit programs in general are in urgent need of further federal help. Full Story: Roll Call
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