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(MURFREESBORO) With falling leaves and temperatures, it's really starting to feel and look like fall. Murfreesboro Transportation Department's Deputy Director Ram Balachandran warns motorists of areas to avoid in the 'Boro between today and October 21, 2023. City Construction Projects      Beasie Rd Extension (River Rock Blvd just north of Racquet Club Dr) Expected Lane Closures:   Monday Through Friday:  Riverrock Blvd will be reduced to one-lane flagging o ...

Rutherford County state lawmakers Thursday announced that $695,462 in grant funding will be used to enhance local traffic safety. The federal grants will be distributed statewide through the Tennessee Highway Safety Office (THSO) to support various highway safety education and public awareness campaigns. They were supported by Rutherford County Republican State Representatives Bryan Terry, Charlie Baum, Tim Rudd, all of Murfreesboro; and Mike Sparks and Robert Stevens of Smyrna.     ...

(MURFREESBORO) After a milder week, the HOT, HOT, HOT creeps back into the 'Boro. Murfreesboro Transportation Department's Deputy Director Ram Balachandran warns motorists of construction areas that might present traffic challenges today through August 26, 2023.  City Construction Projects   Beasie Rd Extension (River Rock Blvd just north of Racquet Club Dr) Expected Lane Closures:   Monday Through Friday:  Riverrock Blvd will be reduced to one-lane flagging ope ...

(MURFREESBORO)  It's starting to feel a lot like summer. Just a few weeks ago the weather was bouncing back and forth between winter and spring. Now, we've plunged into the 80s. Murfreesboro Transportation Department's Deputy Director Ram Balachandran has been checking with construction crews to determine what areas of town motorists might best avoid between today and May 20, 2023. City Construction Projects Oakland Court Development (Lokey Ave and Academy St) Expected Minor Lane Closure ...

(Rutherford County, TN) Promoting school bus safety for bus drivers and students will be the focus of a school bus safety event Wednesday, Dec. 7 sponsored by the Rutherford County Traffic Safety Task Force. Murfreesboro Police Lt. Greg Walker said officers will ride school buses and watch for vehicles that do not stop when the school bus stop sign is extended and the red lights on the bus are flashing.  Officers will watch for other hazardous moving violations such as drivers driving dis ...