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Tennessee Department of Transportation Maintenance Work for Montgomery County area starting August 6th, 2012
Nashville, TN – From Monday, August 6th through Wednesday August 8th, 9:00am-12:00pm, there will be one lane periodically closed on I-24 in both directions in Robertson and Montgomery Counties to move equipment between mile marker 18 and mile marker 11 in order to trim vegetation overhanging the roadway.
One lane will remain open.
TDOT Maintenance
Middle Tennessee
From Monday, August 6th through Wednesday August 8th, 9:00am-3:00pm, 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
Cheatham, Montgomery, Robertson and Sumner Counties
From Monday, August 6th through Wednesday August 8th, 9:00am-3:00pm, there will be periodic lane closures in each direction on I-24 from the 0 mile marker to the 32 mile marker in (Cheatham, Montgomery and Robertson Counties) and on I-65 from the 97.71 mile marker to the 121.47 mile marker in (Robertson and Sumner county) in order to spray Johnson grass and guardrails for vegetation control this will be a moving operation.
Cheatham County
From Monday, August 6th through Wednesday August 8th, 9:00am-3:00pm, there will be alternating lane closures on State Route 49 in both directions in order to mill, pave, and stripe the roadway between mile marker 3 and mile marker 4. One lane will remain open.
From Monday, August 6th through Wednesday August 8th, 9:00am-3:00pm, there will be alternating lane closures on State Route 249 in both directions in order to pave and stripe the roadway between mile marker 0 and mile marker 0.5. One lane will remain open.
From Monday, August 6th through Wednesday August 8th, 9:00am-3:00pm, there will be one lane periodically closed on I-40 in both directions in Cheatham County to move equipment between mile marker 189 and mile marker 191.44 in order to trim vegetation overhanging the roadway. One lane will remain open.
Houston County
From Monday, August 6th through Wednesday August 8th, 9:00am-3:00pm, there will be temporary lane closures for paving over replaced culverts in Houston County at the following locations:
State Route 46
- 2.0 Mile Marker to 3.0 Mile Marker
- 5.5 Mile Marker to 6.5 Mile Marker
- 7.0 Mile Marker to 8.0 Mile Marker
Robertson County
From Monday August 6th through Wednesday August 8th, 9:00am-3:00pm, there will be alternating lane closures on State Route 65 (U.S. 431) in both directions in order to pave and stripe the roadway between mile marker 6.0 to mile marker 7.5. One lane will remain open.
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