Transportation Studies
ACTIVE STUDIES
DOWNTOWN INTERSTATE "INNER LOOP" CONCEPTS
Greater Nashville Regional Council, Downtown Partnership
A public-private partnership to evaluate options to develop a shared vision for continued improvements to the Interstate 24/40/65 "loop" around downtown Nashville.The goal is to help guide short‐, mid‐, and long‐range investments into the loop and key facilities that support access, egress, and parallel movements.
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SOUTH CORRIDOR STUDY
Greater Nashville Regional Council
The study will identify a series of short-, mid-, and long-term recommendations to implement the vision for rapid transit between Nashville, Berry Hill, Oak Hill, Brentwood, Franklin, Thompson‘s Station, Spring Hill, and Columbia, as well as other neighborhoods, communities, employment centers, and destinations along the south corridor.
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U.S. INTERSTATE 40/81 CORRIDOR STUDY
TN Dept of Transportation
The U.S. Interstate 40/81 Corridor Study stretches across the state of Tennessee and includes the entire lengths of I-40 and I-81, from state line to state line. The study includes more than 500 miles of interstate -- 456 miles along I-40 and 76 miles along I-81. The study area crosses 28 counties, each with cities that depend on these corridors for commerce, tourism, and daily commuting.
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ASSET MANAGEMENT ANALYSIS (MAINTENANCE)
Greater Nashville Regional Council
GNRC is currently working with TDOT, local public works officials, and public transit agencies across Middle Tennessee to analyze the current condition of area roadways, bridges, and transit assets. The analysis will be used to forecast the costs to maintain those facilities over the next 5, 15, and 25 years. The effort will lay the groundwork for determining the level of revenue available for expanding and modernizing the transportation system over the same period of time.
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BICYCLE & PEDESTRIAN STUDY
Greater Nashville Regional Council (Nashville Area MPO)
GNRC recently began working with local governments, businesses, non-profit organizations, and advocates to update several tools used in the planning process to identify opportunities to improve conditions and safety for pedestrians and cyclists. The study includes an update of the bicycle and pedestrian levels of service analysis, bicycle and pedestrian latent demand model, and an inventory of bicycle and pedestrian facilities and conditions.
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COMPLETED REPORTS
Freight Transportation Profile and Recommendations (2016)
Greater Nashville Regional Council (Nashville Area MPO)
A snapshot of how heavy trucks and freight rail lines traverse the region along with set of recommendations for improving local deliveries, regional freight movements; Includes initial analysis of the potential relocation of the CSX Radnor Yard Intermodal Facility near the I-65 and Harding Place interchange.
Transportation Impact Fee Demo and Recommendations (2016)
Greater Nashville Regional Council (Nashville Area MPO)
A history of transportation impact fees in Tennessee and an analysis of their potential revenue capacity to help pay for transportation projects; Scenarios modeled for illustration purposes only.
SR 109 Access Management Recommendations (2016)
Greater Nashville Regional Council (Nashville Area MPO), TN Dept of Transportation
Recommendations for the coordination of economic development, land use, and roadway design along SR-109 from I-65 near the Sumner/Robertson county line and I-40 in Wilson County.
Moving Tennessee Forward - Design Concepts
Nashville Civic Design Center, Greater Nashville Regional Council (Nashville Area MPO)
A compilation of case studies and urban design ideas that enhance proposed transportation concepts from the regional transportation plan; Includes a look at Transit Oriented Development, redevelopment potential of arterial pikes, enhancing area bridges, among other ideas.