Nashville, TN – In Montgomery County, the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) reports that on Monday December 2nd through Wednesday December 4th, from 9:00am-3:00pm, there will be alternating lane closures on State Route 233 in Montgomery County between the 7.1 mile marker and the 7.3 mile marker for milling and paving.
TDOT Maintenance: Middle Tennessee
On Monday December 2nd through Wednesday December 4th, from 9:00am-3:00, there will be possible lane closures at various locations on State Routes and Interstates in Middle Tennessee to patch potholes on an as needed basis:
- I-24 Cheatham, Davidson, Montgomery and Robertson Counties
- I-65 Davidson, Robertson, Williamson Counties
- I-40 Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Hickman, Humphreys Counties
Davidson County
On Monday December 2nd through Wednesday December 4th, from 9:00am-3:00pm, and 8:00pm-5:00am, there will be mobile operations in various locations on the interstates in Davidson County for Drain Cleaning Operations. This will affect the shoulders or inside and outside lanes.
Houston County
On Monday December 2nd through Wednesday December 4th, from 9:00am-3:00pm, there will be alternating lane closures on State Route 231 in Houston County between the 3.1 mile marker and the 3.4 mile marker for milling and paving.
Tennessee Department of Transportation
Motorists are encouraged to use caution and obey reduced speed limits in all TDOT work zones, regardless of lane closure activity. Information in this report is provided to the Department of Transportation by the contractors. Most work is weather dependent and subject to change due to inclement weather. For more information on this or any other TDOT road construction project or to view travel conditions in this area visit the TDOT SmartWay Information System web site ( http://www.tn.gov/tdot/tdotsmartway/ ).
People can also dial 511 from any land-line or cellular phone to access up to date traffic conditions, or visit www.TN511.com ( http://www.tn511.com/ ). TDOT is also now on Twitter. For up to date traffic tweets for the Nashville area follow Nashville511 ( http://twitter.com/nashville511 ) on Twitter. For statewide traffic tweets just follow TN511 ( http://twitter.com/TN511 ).
Motorists are reminded to use all motorist information tools responsibly. Drivers should refrain from texting, tweeting or using a mobile phone while operating a vehicle.