TDOT Uses Eminent Domain To Force Homeowners To Give Up Property
According To A Pair Of Kingsport, Tennessee Homeowners, A TDOT Road Widening Project Could Force Them To Lose Around Half Of Their Property.
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Tennessee Granted $23.7M In Federal Funds For Short-Line Railroad Bridges
Tennessee Received $23.7 Million To Upgrade Or Replace 42 Railroad Bridges Across The State.
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Member of Gov. Lee’s Faith-Based Board Has Received $4.7 Million In State Contracts Since 2019
A Member Of Governor Bill Lee’s Office Of Faith-Based And Community Initiatives Board Has Secured Millions Of Dollars In State Contracts Through A Business Formed Only Three Days Before The Governor’s 2019 Inauguration.
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TDOT’s Final Proposal For Tennessee Toll Roads Set To Be Presented In December
According To The Tennessee Department Of Transportation, The State’s Roadways Are Not Prepared To Withstand The Use Of The Continually Increasing Population. As A Part Of The Department’s Proposal To Solve This Dilemma, They Are Currently Considering A Partnership With A Private Company To Create Toll Roads Across The State.
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TACIR Recommends Tennessee Add Memphis-Nashville-Chattanooga Passenger Rail
Tennessee Should Move Forward On Plans To Pursue A Passenger Rail Line From Nashville To Chattanooga To Atlanta, According To A New Report From The Tennessee Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations.
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Updated Move Over Law Goes Into Effect July 1st
Changes To Tennessee’s “Move Over Law” Will Go Into Effect Saturday, Aiming To Protect All Motorists Who Are Stranded On The Side Of The Road.
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Driverless Vehicles Coming To Chattanooga As Part Of “Smart City” Downtown Plan
Driverless Vehicles Are Part Of The Plan For The Downtown Area Of Chattanooga As The “Smart City” Continues To Expand Its Infrastructure Over The Next Two Years.
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Gov. Lee Begins Tour Promoting $3.3B Tennessee Road Infrastructure Plan
Governor Lee Has Started A Campaign Where He Makes Appearances Across The State Highlighting Infrastructure Priorities. The First Stop Comes Today In Fentress County.
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Tennessee Spends $23M Cleaning Up Litter On Roads Each Year
A New Report On Litter Control In Tennessee Shows The State Spends $23 Million Each Year On Litter Pickup And Prevention And There Are An Average 88.5 Million Pieces Of Litter On Roads At Any Given Time.
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Tennessee Could See Highway Toll Lanes After $3.3B Transportation Bill Signed
Tennessee Could Soon Start Receiving Proposals For Toll Lanes After The Legislature Approved And Gov. Bill Lee Signed What He Referred To As The Transportation Modernization Act.
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