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NASHVILLE – Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) contract crews will begin phase II repairs starting Wednesday, September 22, on the I-40 Bridge over the Buffalo River at mile marker 141 in Humphreys County. The bridge will be down to one lane in both directions starting tomorrow at 8:00 A.M. while crews get the new traffic pattern in place. Once the traffic shift is complete, all lanes will be reopened, but the lanes and shoulders will be narrower. Motorists will not see much activity on top of the bridge as crews will be working on the beams underneath. We ask all drivers to slow down and pay attention to the new traffic pattern marked with construction barrels and new striping.

A listing of lane closures and road construction activities for 24 East Tennessee counties.

A complete list of lane closure activity due to construction or maintenance operation on state-owned roads within the 24 middle and east Tennessee counties of TDOT Region 2.

A complete list of lane closure activity due to construction or maintenance operations on state-owned roads within the 21 west Tennessee counties of TDOT Region 4.

A complete list of lane closure activity due to construction or maintenance operation on state-owned roads within the 24 middle and east Tennessee counties of TDOT Region 2.

A listing of lane closures and road construction activities for 24 East Tennessee counties.

A listing of lane closures and road construction activities for 24 East Tennessee counties.

A complete list of lane closure activity due to construction or maintenance operation on state-owned roads within the 24 middle and east Tennessee counties of TDOT Region 2.

Nashville, Tenn. – The Tennessee Department of Transportation has awarded the Interstate 65 widening project from near State Route 25 to near State Route 109 in Robertson County to Jones Bros., LLC. The middle Tennessee contractor had the lowest bid at $160 million, the largest in TDOT history, surpassing the $152 million I-440 Reconstruction project.

A complete list of lane closure activity due to construction or maintenance operations on state-owned roads within the 21 west Tennessee counties of TDOT Region 4.

NASHVILLE, Tenn. – After more than a week of clearing debris, making repairs, and surveying damage to all the state’s roads and bridges in the areas impacted by the floods on August 21, TDOT concludes four state-owned bridges in three locations have been damaged beyond repair and will remain closed until new structures can be built.