Volunteers needed for Adopt-A-Highway routes
The Tennessee Department of Transportation is looking for volunteers in Overton, Jackson and White counties to take part in its "Adopt-A-Highway" litter control program.
Source: herald-citizen.com
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The Tennessee Department of Transportation is looking for volunteers in Overton, Jackson and White counties to take part in its "Adopt-A-Highway" litter control program.
NASHVILLE — Litter on Tennessee’s 96,167 miles of public roads — 4,022 of which are classified as scenic — is more than an eyesore. It’s an enormous burden to the
The Tennessee Department of Transportation estimated there are more than 88 million pieces of litter on roadways at any given time.