Clarksville, TN – Motorists traveling throughout Montgomery County and surrounding Middle Tennessee counties should prepare for multiple construction projects, roadway maintenance activities, utility work, and scheduled lane closures during the week of November 1st-7th, 2026, according to the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT).
Construction and maintenance activities will affect several major roadways, including State Route 13, State Route 112, Interstate 24, Interstate 40, Interstate 65, and other state highways throughout the region. Drivers traveling through Montgomery County, Davidson County, Dickson County, Humphreys County, and Robertson County should expect possible delays, reduced speeds, and changing traffic patterns, particularly during overnight construction hours.
Motorists are encouraged to plan ahead, allow additional travel time, remain alert in construction zones, and use caution when approaching workers and equipment.
Montgomery County
In Montgomery County, sidewalk installation work along State Route 112 near 1811 Madison Street will require single-lane closures between 9:00am and 3:00pm. On Monday, November 2nd, the westbound lane will be affected, while eastbound single-lane closures are scheduled Tuesday, November 3rd, through Friday, November 6th, as crews continue sidewalk installation activities near mile marker 11.
Motorists traveling along State Route 13 between mile markers 25 and 26 should prepare for a continuous southbound single-lane closure beginning Sunday, November 1st, and continuing through Saturday, November 7th. The closure will remain in place 24 hours a day, seven days a week, as part of construction activities not associated with TDOT projects.
The 2026 Montgomery County Veterans Service Organization (MCVSO) Veterans Day Parade is scheduled for Saturday, November 7th, and will affect multiple lanes along State Route 48 between mile markers 0 and 1. Traffic impacts are scheduled to begin at 6:00am, with additional multiple-lane restrictions listed from 9:00am until 3:00pm. Motorists should anticipate significant traffic disruptions in the parade area and consider alternate routes when traveling through the area.
Davidson County
Davidson County will have several construction and maintenance projects affecting interstate highways and state routes throughout the week.
On Interstate 24, maintenance crews will troubleshoot wiring to the lane control signs (LCS) between mile markers 56 and 57 in the eastbound direction on Tuesday, November 3rd, from 8:00pm until 5:00am the following morning. A separate maintenance operation is scheduled Monday, November 2nd, between mile markers 57 and 58, where multiple westbound lanes will be affected during the same overnight hours.
On Interstate 40, TDOT construction crews will conduct punch-list work and remove signs between mile markers 208 and 210. Multiple eastbound and westbound lanes will be affected nightly from Sunday, November 1st, through Thursday, November 5th, between 8:00pm and 5:00am.
An entrance ramp on eastbound Interstate 440 at mile marker 1 will be affected Monday, November 2nd, from 8:00pm until 5:00am as crews perform milling and paving operations.
Interstate 65 will also have multiple construction and maintenance activities. On Sunday, November 1st, crews will perform milling and paving work affecting multiple southbound lanes near mile marker 77 between 8:00pm and 5:00am. On Monday, November 2nd, a bridge deck pour at the Hamilton Avenue bridge near mile marker 81 will affect multiple southbound lanes during the same overnight hours.
Additionally, the southbound entrance ramps on Interstate 65 near mile marker 96 at Long Hollow Pike will be affected by milling and paving operations. The work is scheduled nightly from Sunday, November 1st, through Friday, November 6th, between 8:00pm and 5:00am.
Resurfacing work along State Route 106, also known as Hillsboro Pike, will affect multiple northbound and southbound lanes between mile markers 5.12 and 5.55. The work is scheduled Sunday, November 1st, through Tuesday, November 3rd, from 8:00pm until 5:00am each night.
On State Route 11, Nolensville Road, resurfacing work will affect multiple eastbound and westbound lanes near mile marker 1.61. The work is scheduled nightly from Sunday, November 1st, through Thursday, November 5th, between 8:00pm and 5:00am.
State Route 155, also known as Thompson Lane, will have extensive resurfacing activities throughout the week. Between mile markers 0 and 2.80, multiple eastbound and westbound lanes will be affected nightly from Sunday, November 1st, through Friday, November 6th, between 8:00pm and 5:00am. Additionally, shoulder work in both directions is scheduled daily from Monday, November 2nd, through Friday, November 6th, between 9:00am and 3:00pm.
On Thursday, November 5th, crews will perform paving work on the westbound Interstate 40 ramps along State Route 155 near mile markers 7 and 8. All ramps in the affected area will be impacted between 8:00pm and 5:00am.
Ramp restriping work is also scheduled along State Route 155 near mile marker 27. All ramps serving northbound, southbound, eastbound, and westbound traffic will be affected nightly from Tuesday, November 3, through Thursday, November 5th, between 8:00pm and 5:00am.
Dickson County
In Dickson County, motorists traveling Interstate 40 should be aware of roadway maintenance work scheduled for Friday, November 6th. Crews will replace roadway marker lenses between mile markers 168.60 and 180.60. The mobile operation will affect one lane in both eastbound and westbound directions between 8:00pm and 5:00am.
Drivers traveling through this extended work zone should remain alert for moving construction equipment and changing lane restrictions.
Humphreys County
In Humphreys County, Interstate 40 will have overnight construction activities affecting westbound traffic between mile markers 141 and 142.
Crews will perform striping and grinding of existing roadway lines, requiring a single westbound lane closure nightly from Monday, November 2nd, through Thursday, November 5th. Work is scheduled between 8:00pm and 5:00am each night.
Motorists traveling through the area should anticipate possible delays and use caution when approaching the construction zone.
Robertson County
Robertson County will also have several scheduled maintenance, utility, and construction activities during the week.
On Tuesday, November 3rd, maintenance crews will perform milling and paving operations along southbound Interstate 65 near mile marker 109.60. The work will require a single-lane closure between 8:00pm and 5:00am.
Utility work along State Route 11 will affect multiple northbound and southbound lanes between mile markers 6 and 8. Crews will perform an aerial fiber installation from Monday, November 2, through Wednesday, November 4th, between 9:00am and 3:00pm. Motorists should be alert for utility crews and equipment operating near the roadway.
On Saturday, November 7th, State Route 76 will experience multiple-lane traffic impacts in both eastbound and westbound directions near mile marker 11. Beginning at 6:00am, crews will use a helicopter to replace the heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) equipment on the Robertson County Jail roof. Motorists traveling through the area should anticipate traffic disruptions and exercise caution while the work is underway.
Motorists Encouraged to Use Caution in Construction Zones
With construction, resurfacing, bridge work, utility installations, and maintenance operations scheduled across Montgomery and surrounding counties, motorists should prepare for changing traffic conditions throughout the November 1st-7th reporting period.
Drivers are encouraged to reduce their speeds in work zones, maintain safe following distances, watch for workers and construction equipment, and obey all posted signs and temporary traffic signals. Overnight construction can also create unexpected lane restrictions and slowdowns for motorists traveling through Middle Tennessee.
TDOT reminds motorists that schedules can change because of weather conditions, equipment availability, or other unforeseen circumstances. Drivers should check current roadway conditions before beginning their trips and remain alert for updated traffic information.
Motorists are urged to slow down, stay alert, and give highway workers the space they need to safely complete their work.
