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TDOT

FTA Chief Says State Should Get On Board With The Amp

By Blake Farmer

September 9, 2013

State officials have been reluctant to commit funding for Nashville’s planned transit line connecting East Nashville and West End. But the federal agency being asked to pay for the largest chunk of the project says the state needs to be involved.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: Bus Rapid Transit, Ed Cole, Peter Rogoff, TDOT, The Amp, Transit Alliance of Middle Tennessee

TDOT Concerned About Traffic Created By Nashville’s Bus Rapid Transit Line

By Blake Farmer

July 1, 2013

Tennessee’s Department of Transportation is supporting Nashville Mayor Karl Dean’s push to build a bus rapid transit line. But the state still has questions about how it would work.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: BRT, John Schroer, Karl Dean, TDOT, The Amp

TDOT Releases Traffic App

By Blake Farmer

December 26, 2012

Trying to find traffic accidents on your morning route through Nashville? There’s now an app for that, just don’t use it while driving.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: TDOT

TDOT Finds Savings in Being Less ‘Political’

By Blake Farmer

November 12, 2012

The Tennessee Department of Transportation is acknowledging that politics have been driving where some roads get built. As road-building revenues continue to decline, TDOT is looking for savings by listening less to lawmakers.

Filed Under: WPLN News Tagged With: TDOT

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