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Festival allows Nashvillians to provide feedback on transportation projects

Join NDOT on Thursday, July 18 (5-7 p.m.) for the Midtown Road-eo Festival, an opportunity to ask questions and provide feedback on upcoming multimodal transportation projects.

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Walk, pedal, or roll to Centennial Sportsplex on Thursday, July 18 for an opportunity to voice your feedback about Nashville’s multimodal transportation projects — in other words, projects that concern public transportation, rail and waterways, bicycle, and pedestrian traffic.

NDOT is hosting the Midtown Road-eo Festival in the ADA room from 5 p.m. until 7 p.m. to discuss transportation-related issues, including the Choose How You Move program. Two Midtown-focused projects, the Church Street Bikeway and Athena Bikeways, will be of primary focus:

  • Church Street Bikeway | Included in the Connect Downtown plan, stretching from Downtown to Midtown via Church Street and Elliston Place, and seeking to increase pedestrian and bicyclist safety
  • Athena Bikeways | Covers the addition of bicycle facilities, complete street improvements connecting multiple Midtown streets, and considers an ADA-compliant multi-use trail across the northwest corner of Centennial Park

Bonus: Expect door prizes and snacks.

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