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Whether you’re familiar with the roads in Nashville or not, you’ll appreciate these tips for handling the highways and side roads around here. Nashville residents are sharing info about getting a Tennessee drivers license or a Tennessee license plate for your car, local traffic issues, speed traps, traffic cameras, TDOT’s roadside assistance program, how to report road rage or a driver under the influence, info about creating roadside memorials in Tennessee, tips for RVing through nashville, a Nashville road trip checklist, how the 2010 Nashville flood affected the roads, unusual things see out & about on Nashville roads, even info about the Music City Star – the Nashville commuter train. Regardless of where you’re headed, here are the things you need to know before you hit the road in Nashville!
Keep Tennessee Beautiful group and Tennessee Department of Transportation recently launched StopLitter — a new Tennessee Litter Prevention Campaign to provide education and awareness to Tennesseans. Here’s what you can do to report people who litter in Tennessee.
Currently the closest the Music City Star — Nashville’s new commuter train — gets to Franklin is downtown Nashville in Riverfront Park. Good news though… Plans are in the works for an extension to the train’s route, with stops in Brentwood and Franklin!
Something struck me as odd when I saw this OLD-timey Army truck passing through downtown Nashville — right past the Capitol Building — yesterday during rush hour.
Tennessee’s roadside assisted program is called ‘HELP’ and features lime yellow colored trucks which roam the major roadways assisting stranded motorists and facilitating traffic flow after major and minor accidents. In Nashville, the trucks are imprinted with the words ‘Highway Incident Response Unit’ – HIRU.
Over the course of several weeks, we kept passing Brooks & Dunn’s tour buses on random roads outside of Nashville.
The following summarizes my experience the other day when I went to the Williamson County driver license branch to renew my Tennessee driver’s license…
Photos of 6 semi trucks that we passed all in a row. Each was painted to identically match Brooks & Dunn’s latest CD cover.
Roadcasting enables you to tap into the playlists of other drivers within 30 miles of you. Here’s more…
There hasn’t been a Fair in Williamson County, Tennessee in over 50 years… here’s what we’re looking forward to most…
If you live in Franklin, Tennessee and you want to sell your vehicle QUICK… just put it on the lot at Details to Go (formerly known as Super Shine of Franklin). Our Jeep Grand Cherokee sold in just a couple days! Here’s how we sold our Jeep locally, without the high cost of advertising/classifieds…
