More Articles for Tennessee Department of Transportation
Domino 1.
There is a sense of inevitability about this. It's not a real surprise, and the next falling domino probably won't be either.Tennessee will stop work on its portion of I-69 because the state can't afford the cost.
Writing a guest column ... Read More...
Web Exclusive: Where the Rubber Meets the Road
Editor's Note: This coverage is a continuation from the June 2011 cover story in Better Roads on the latest in winter maintenance technology.
Developed 20 years ago in Germany, the blade was just introduced to the U.S. market two years ... Read More...
Web Exclusive: Where the Rubber Meets the Road
Editor's Note: This coverage is a continuation from the June 2011 cover story in Better Roads on the latest in winter maintenance technology.
by Tina Grady Barbaccia
Developed 20 years ago in Germany, the blade was just introduced to the U.S. ... Read More...
Emergency Clean-up of U.S. 64 Rockslide begins; highway closed for at least 8 weeks
Work is now underway to remove a major rockslide along U.S. Highway 64 in Polk County, Tenn., the Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) has announced.
The agency has awarded a $2.1 million emergency repair contract to Sevierville, Tenn.-based based Charles Blalock ... Read More...
