Notable Unfunded Transportation Infrastructure Projects Totaling $98.6 Million SULLIVAN COUNTY

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SULLIVAN COUNTY Notable Unfunded Transportation Infrastructure Projects Totaling $98.6 million Via Tennessee Department of Transportation

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1. I-81 - Eastbound Truck Climbing Lane at Mile Marker 60: $27.2 million 2. I-81 - ITS expansion along I-81 between I-26 (Exit 57) interchange and Virginia state line (Mile Marker 75): $1.7 million 3. SR-126 - Memorial Drive Boulevard: $48.6 million 4. SR-36 - Ft. Henry Drive Bridge over South Holston River: $8.5 million 5. SR-93 - South of Horse Creek to North of Derby Drive (TPR Option 5, Spot I): $6.3 million

www.tcoftn.org WASHINGTON COUNTY Notable Unfunded Transportation Infrastructure Projects Totaling $21.9 million Via Tennessee Department of Transportation

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1. I-26 - Interchange at SR-354 (Interchange Modification):$12.3 million 2. I-26 - Interchange at SR-67 (US 321) (Construct Auxiliary Lane, Widen Eastbound I-26 Travel Lane, etc.): $2.6 million 3. SR-381 - North State of Franklin Road Bridge over Southern Railway: $3.1 million 4. SR-93 - North of Davis Road to North of Fire Hall Road (TPR Option 5, Spot): $3.4 million

www.tcoftn.org Tennessee Transportation Infrastructure Needs by County Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations Report, 2014

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$0-100 Million $101-200 Million $201-300 Million $301-400 Million $401-500 Million $501-600 Million* $701-800 Million* $901-999 Million $1 Billion+

*According to the Tennessee Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations (TACIR) 2014 report on infrastructure needs, no counties expressed transportation needs within the ranges of $601-700 million and $801-900 million. For the purpose of the map above, those ranges have not been included in the key.

Anderson: $49.9 million Fentress: $164.3 million Lauderdale: $434.7 million Roane: $92.5 million Bedford: $77.3 million Franklin: $7.5 million Lawrence: $81.8 million Robertson: $202.1 million Benton: $62.4 million Gibson: $114.7 million Lewis: $61.4 million Rutherford: $423.3 million Bledsoe: $18.7 million Giles: $19.7 million Lincoln: $3.5 million Scott: $102.1 million Blount: $467.7 million Grainger: $121.4 million Loudon: $138.2 million Sequatchie: $20.5 million Bradley: $306.1 million Greene: $303.2 million Macon: $114.5 million Sevier: $310.1 million Campbell: $132.5 million Grundy: $9.1 million Madison: $388 million Shelby: $3.5 billion Cannon: $121.5 million Hamblen: $259.2 million Marion: $154.3 million Smith: $95.2 million Carroll: $78 million Hamilton: $1.1 billion Marshall: $70.1 million Stewart: $31.4 million Carter: $52.6 million Hancock: $27.6 million Maury: $91.2 million Sullivan: $240.7 million Cheatham: $162.9 million Hardeman: $206.3 million McMinn: $325.3 million Sumner: $295.5 million Chester: $14.2 million Hardin: $171.6 million McNairy: $86 million Tipton: $426.4 million Claiborne: $81.1 million Hawkins: $166.7 million Meigs: $114.4 million Trousdale: $98.4 million Clay: $104.8 million Haywood: $204.8 million Monroe: $66.6 million Unicoi: $28.2 million Cocke: $276.9 million Henderson: $225.8 million Montgomery: $287.9 million Union: $119.2 million Coffee: $108.2 million Henry: $59 million Moore: NO DATA Van Buren: $98.9 million Crockett: $4.3 million Hickman: $152.3 million Morgan: $192.7 million Warren: $104 million Cumberland: $436.1 million Houston: $61.6 million Obion: $376.4 million Washington: $521.2 million Davidson: $1.3 billion Humphreys: $127.5 million Overton: $132.1 million Wayne: $44 million Decatur: $13.0 million Jackson: $101.8 million Perry: $173.6 million Weakley: $3.8 million DeKalb: $236.6 million Jefferson: $212.4 million Pickett: $16.7 million White: $135.7 million Dickson: $148.6 million Johnson: $82.8 million Polk: $207.9 million Williamson: $977.7 million Dyer: $237.2 million Knox: $710.7 million Putnam: $137.6 million Wilson: $575.2 million Fayette: $265.6 million Lake: $61.5 million Rhea: $40.1 million Committed but Unfunded Projects at TDOT $7.6 Billion Route Project Description Phase Estimate Shelby County Projects $ 1,023,618,511 I-240 Replacement of 3 Overhead Bridges; Norfolk Southern RR (LM 15 45), Poplar Construction $20,000,000 Av (SR-57 EB LM 15 57), and Poplar Av (SR-57 WB LM 15 73) I-240: I-55 to Midtown, Memphis 6 Miles Total of $50 million I-240 I-40 to I-55 (Poss. I-69 Funds) Construction $50,000,000 I-240: Airways Interchange Total of $43 million I-240 Interchange at Airways Blvd Construction $42,000,000 I-240 Interchange at Airways Blvd Right-of-Way $1,000,000 I-269 Implement Smartway ITS system on SR 385/I-269 from I-40 southward to the (SR- Mississippi state line and connect it to the Mississippi ITS system. The $9,000,000 385) implementation of the Smartway ITS system will include the installation of fiber, CCTV cameras, DMS, and HAR. I-40: SR-177 (Germantown Road, to SR-205, Collierville-Arlington Road) 8.5 Miles Total of $65.1 million I-40 SR-177(Germantown Road) to 1.0 mile East of Canada Road Construction $36,000,000 I-40 1.0 mile East of Canada Road to SR-205 (Collierville- Arlington Road) Construction $29,100,000 I-69: Shelby County Portion 9.8 Miles Total of more than $1 billion I-69 0.8 mile east of US-51 to 0.5 mile south of SR-388 Construction $80,000,000 I-69 0.5 mile north of Woodstock-Cuba Road to 0.2 mile east of US-51 Construction $75,000,000 I-69 South of Fite Road to 0.5 miles north of Woodstock-Cuba Road Construction $37,600,000 I-69 South of SR-388(North Watkins Street) to south of Fite Road Construction $35,700,000 I-69 0.8 mile east of US-51 to 0.5 mile south of SR-388 Right-of-Way $31,200,000 I-69 0.5 mile north of Woodstock-Cuba Road to 0.2 mile east of US-51 Right-of-Way $28,715,000 I-69 South of Fite Road to 0.5 miles north of Woodstock-Cuba Road Right-of-Way $14,260,000 I-69 South of SR-388(North Watkins Street) to south of Fite Road Right-of-Way $12,000,000 SR- 385 Extend the current Smartway ITS system eastward on SR 385 from MM 7 to approximately MM 15 at the junction of future I-269. The Smartway ITS system $4,000,000 extension will include the installation of fiber, CCTV cameras, DMS, and HAR.

SR-1: US-70/US-79 (Summer Avenue, From I-40 to North of Elmore Road) Total of $62.3 million SR-1 Summer Avenue, from 0.1 mile north of Sycamore View Road to 0.1 mile North Construction $35,400,000 of Elmore Road SR-1 Summer Avenue, From I-40 to 0.1 Mile North of Sycamore View Road Construction $26,900,000 SR-1 US-70/79 bridge over Loosahatchie River $9,893,000 SR-1 Summer Ave. bridge over SR1/0K371, 05250 & RR $3,498,000 SR-14: Austin Peay Highway (from Old Covington Pike to Tipton County 12.5 miles Total of $75.4 million line) SR-14 East of Old Covington Pike to SR-385 (Paul Barrett Pkwy) Construction $35,400,000 SR-14 Jackson Ave. bridge over SR014 / 02800 & 0K274 $20,070,000 SR-14 East of Kerrville-Rosemark Road to Tipton County Line Construction $20,000,000 SR-14 SR-385 (Paul Barrett Pkwy) to east of Kerrville-Rosemark Road Construction $20,000,000 SR-14 S. Third St. bridge over IC RR & concrete ditch $13,498,511 SR-14 S. Third St. bridge over IC RR & Nonconnah Creek $6,950,000 SR-14 Austin Peay Hwy. bridge over Loosahatchie River $6,600,000 SR-176 New Getwell Rd. bridge over Noncoonah Creek $3,505,000 SR-176 New Getwell Rd. bridge over I-240 & ramps $1,027,000 SR-177 Germantown Rd. bridge over Wolf River $12,055,000 SR-204 Sgt. Walker K. Singleton bridge over Loosahatchie River $14,263,000 SR-23 Walnut Grove Rd. bridge over CSX & CNIC RR $23,859,000

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 1 SR-3: US-51 (Craft Road to Shelby Drive, parrallel to I-55) and bridge over 1.6 miles Total of $16.4 million Branch) SR-3 Craft Road to Shelby Drive (Elvis Presley Blvd) Construction $15,500,000 SR-3 Thomas St. bridge over Branch $922,000 SR-4: US-78 (Lamar Avenue, Mississippi state line to near I-240) 4.8 miles Total of $229.1 million SR-4 South of Shelby Drive to Raines/Perkins Road Interchange Right-of-Way $97,800,000 SR-4 Raines Road/Perkins Road Interchange to Getwell Road (SR-176) Right-of-Way $43,200,000 SR-4 Raines Road/Perkins Road Interchange to Getwell Road (SR-176) Construction $38,200,000 SR-4 South of Shelby Drive to Raines/Perkins Road Interchange Construction $27,500,000 SR-4 Mississippi State Line to South of Shelby Drive Construction $22,400,000 SR-4 Lamar Ave. bridge over Noncoonah Creek $3,984,000 SR-57 Popar Ave. bridge over SR-23, CSX & CNIC RR $15,619,000 Polk County Projects $ 999,999,999 SR-40: US-64 (Ocoee River Gorge Bypass) Total of $999 million SR-40 Ocoee River Gorge Bypass Construction $999,999,999 Hamilton County Projects $ 415,357,785 1-124 North of I-24 to South of Tennessee River Bridge (Including the Olgati Bridge) Construction $25,000,000 additional lanes I-24: Widening of I-24 to 6 lanes from I-59 to US-27 Total of $217.8 million I-24 Widen I-24 from 4 to 6 lanes from I-59 to US-27, fix structurally deficient bridge $171,557,785 at I-24 and I-124, 10.4 miles (needs additional $60,277060 in GA) I-24 Interchange Modification of I-24 and SR-2 (Broad St) / State Route 58 (Market Construction $37,000,000 St.) I-24 Interchange Modification Interstate 24 and SR 2-Broad St / SR 58-Market St. Right-of-Way $9,250,000 I-75 Interchange at I-24 $61,000,000 I-75 Interchange at I-24 $3,000,000 I-75 Interchange at I-24 $1,000,000 SR-111 State Hwy. 111 Bridge over SR-29 SBL $3,630,000 SR-2: US-27 (Broad St., bridge over Chattanooga Creek) Total of $3.8 million SR-2 Broad St. Bridge over Chattanooga Creek & CSX RR $3,844,000 SR-2: US-27 (Cummings Hwy., bridge over Ravine-Lookout Mountain) Total of $1.2 million SR-2 Cummings Hwy. bridge over Ravine-Lookout Mountain $1,255,000 SR-29 US-27 bridge over Big Soddy Creek $9,421,000 SR-317: Widening of SR-317 8.9 miles Total of $89.4 million SR-317 (Bonny Oaks Drive), from SR-17 to I-75 (TPR Option B) Right-of-Way $24,700,000 SR-317 (Bonny Oaks Drive), from SR-17 to I-75 (TPR Option B) Construction $22,800,000 SR-317 Near Layton Lane to east Brainerd Road in Chattanooga Construction $18,900,000 SR-317 SR-321(Ooltewah-Ringgold Road) to near Layton Lane Construction $18,900,000 SR-317 Near Layton Lane to east Brainerd Road in Chattanooga Right-of-Way $4,100,000 Davidson County Projects $ 360,545,882 I-24: Widening of I-24 to 6 lanes from US-431 to Old Hickory Blvd. 5 miles Total of $172.7 million I-24 Add general purpose lanes (4 to 6), US-431 / Whites Creek Pike (Exit 35) to SR- $100,395,163 45 / Old Hickory Blvd (Exit 40), 3.3 Miles I-24 I-24 Additional Lanes (4 to 6) from I-65 to Old Hickory Blvd. (SR-45), Exit 40-Exit $72,346,176 44, 4.5 miles I-40: Reconstruction of Donelson Pike 3.2 miles Total of $57.5 million I-40 SR-255 (Donelson Pike) relocation from taxiway bridges over existing Donelson Construction $50,000,000 Pike to I-40 I-40 SR-255 (Donelson Pike) relocation from taxiway bridges over existing Donelson Right-of-Way $7,500,000 Pike to I-40 I-40 Widen I-40 from 4 lanes to 6 lanes from McCrory Lane (Exit 192) to just west of $41,652,543 SR1/US-70S (Exit 196) (3.21 CL Miles) SR-1: US-70 (Bridge over Broadway) Total of $3.3 million SR-1 Broadway bridge over Broadway/11TH Ave. S. &CSX R $3,343,000

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 2 SR-11: US-31A/US-41A (North of Mill Creek to near Old Hickory Blvd.) Total of $21 million SR-11 North of Mill Creek to Near SR-254(Old Hickory Boulevard) Construction $21,000,000 SR-112: US-41A (Ashland City Hwy. to Briley Parkway) Total of $20 million SR-112 SR-12 (Ashland City Hwy.) to SR-155 (Briley Parkway) Construction $20,000,000 SR-12 Clarksville Pk. bridge over Cumberland River $20,589,000 SR-155 Briley Pkwy. bridge over Cumberland River and Penn'Ben $5,558,000 SR-155 White Bridge Rd. bridge over Richland Creek & CSX RR $5,338,000 SR-6 Briley Pkwy. bridge over BP-BR#2-WB/BRIAR-RAMP-A $12,824,000 Tipton County Projects $ 326,557,000 I-69: North of Simmons Road to Leigh's Chapel Road 22.1 miles Total of $288.1 million I-69 North of Atkins Store Road to north of SR-59 Construction $58,600,000 I-69 North of SR-59 to Leigh's Chapel Road Construction $56,600,000 I-69 North of Simmons Road to north of SR-178 Construction $51,000,000 I-69 North of SR-178 to north of Atkins Store Road Construction $48,200,000 I-69 North of Simmons Road to north of SR-178 Right-of-Way $26,000,000 I-69 North of SR-178 to north of Atkins Store Road Right-of-Way $21,000,000 I-69 North of Atkins Store Road to north of SR-59 Right-of-Way $16,463,000 I-69 North of SR-59 to Leigh's Chapel Road Right-of-Way $10,200,000 SR-14: North of SR-384 to SR-59 3.7 miles Total of $16.2 million SR-14 North of SR-384 to SR-59 Construction $16,200,000 SR-54 Hwy. 54 Bridge over Hatchie River $22,294,000 Lauderdale County Projects $ 276,115,020 I-69: Leigh's Chapel Road to South of SR-87 23.5 miles Total of $268.7 million I-69 South of Dry Hill Road to north of SR-88 Construction $56,400,000 I-69 South of SR-87 to south of SR-19 Construction $53,800,000 I-69 South of Coffee Shop Road to south of Dry Hill Road Construction $50,900,000 I-69 South of SR-19 to south of Coffee Shop Road Construction $39,900,000 I-69 South of SR-87 to south of SR-19 Right-of-Way $24,780,000 I-69 South of Coffee Shop Road to south of Dry Hill Road Right-of-Way $23,100,000 I-69 South of SR-19 to south of Coffee Shop Road Right-of-Way $10,549,720 I-69 South of Dry Hill Road to north of SR-88 Right-of-Way $9,326,300 SR-19: East of Eastland Ave to Haywood County Line (EPD) 3.9 miles Total of $6 million SR-19 East of Eastland Ave to Haywood County Line (EPD) Construction $6,000,000 SR-88 Hwy. 88 bridge over S. Forked Deer River $1,399,000 Obion County Projects $ 227,790,000 I-69: US-51 (near Mayberry Road to Troy-Rives Road) 17.3 miles Total of $194.2 million I-69 West of SR-21 to SR-3(US-51) near Mayberry Road Construction $80,900,000 I-69 1.2 Miles South of SR-183 to South of SR-21 (Troy-Rives Road) Construction $53,100,000 I-69 South of SR-21 (Troy-Rives Road) to south of US-51 Construction $48,200,000 I-69 South of SR-5 to west of SR-21 Paving $12,000,000 SR-5: US-45W (Troy Station Road to US-51 in Union City, bridges over 9.4 miles Total of $33.6 million Obion River) SR-5 Troy Station Road to Allie Campbell Road (EPD) Construction $13,000,000 SR-5 S. US-45W Bridge over Obion River $11,177,000 SR-5 Allie Campbell Road to SR-3 (US-51) in Union City (EPD) Construction $8,800,000 SR-5 S. US-45W Bridge over overflow $613,000 Blount County Projects $ 218,900,000 SR-115: US-129 (Alcoa Highway in Blount County to the Tennessee River 7.4 miles Total of $271.1 million in Knox County) SR-115 Pellissippi Parkway to South of Little River Construction $47,600,000 SR-115 (Rel Alcoa Highway), from Proposed Interchange serving McGhee Tyson Airport Construction $44,000,000 to Pellissippi Parkway (SR-162) SR-115 (Relocated Alcoa Highway), from Hall Road (SR-35), south of Airport Road to Construction $35,000,000 proposed interchange serving McGhee Tyson Airport

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 3 SR-115 (Relocated Alcoa Highway), from SR-162 (Pellissippi Parkway) to existing SR- Construction $31,500,000 115 at Singleton Station Road SR-115 (Relocated Alcoa Highway), from SR-162(Pellissippi Parkway) to existing SR-115 Right-of-Way $25,000,000 at Singleton Station Road SR-115 (Rel. Alcoa Highway), from Proposed Interchange serving McGhee Tyson Airport Paving $6,500,000 to Pellissippi Parkway (SR-162) SR-115 (Relocated Alcoa Highway), From SR-162(Pellissippi Parkway) to existing SR- Paving $3,500,000 115 at Singleton Station Road SR-162 Pellissippi Pkwy; SR-33 to SR-73 (US-321) Paving $14,000,000 SR-336: Widening of Lamar Alexandar Parkway 0.6 miles Total of $11.8 million SR-336 Montvale Station Road to SR-73 (Lamar Alexander Pkwy) Construction $6,500,000 SR-336 Montvale Station Road to SR-73 (Lamar Alexander Pkwy) Right-of-Way $5,300,000 Rutherford County Projects $ 213,586,429 I-24: Widening of I-24 to 6 lanes from US-231 to Epps Mill Road 7.6 miles Total of $107.6 million I-24 Add general purpose lanes (4 to 6) US-231,Shelbyville Highway (Exit 81) to Epps $107,622,429 Mill Road (Exit 89), 7.6 Miles SR-10: US-231 (S. Church Street Bridge over CSX Railroad) Total of $8.8 million SR-10 S. Church St. bridge over CSX Railroad $8,836,000 SR-266 SR-102 to east of SR-840 Construction $22,900,000 SR-268 SR-1 (US 41/70S) to SR-10 Construction $25,600,000 SR-840 State Hwy. 840 s. bridge over Hurricane Creek $3,728,000 SR-96 Veterans Parkway to east of Overall Creek Construction $3,100,000 SR-99: West of Veterans Parkway to SR-96 8.3 miles Total of $41.8 million SR-99 (New Salem Highway), Cason Lane to I-24 in Murfreesboro Construction $14,500,000 SR-99 (New Salem Highway), SW Loop Road to Cason Lane Construction $12,400,000 SR-99 (New Salem Highway), l-24 to SR-96(Old Fort Parkway) in Murfreesboro Construction $8,900,000 SR-99 (Bradyville Pike), From SR-2 (US-41, SE Broad Street) to Rutherford Boulevard Construction $6,000,000 in Murfreesboro Cumberland County Projects $ 149,443,000 I-40 Eastbound truck climbing lane at mile marker 339 Construction $25,143,000 SR-28: US-127 (North of I-40 to near Lowe Road) 11.5 miles Total of $105.3 million SR-28 Near Legion Road to near Hollow Lane Construction $43,600,000 SR-28 Near Hollow Lane to near Lowe Road Construction $26,300,000 SR-28 North of I-40 to near Legion Road Construction $20,200,000 SR-28 Near Legion Road to near Hollow Lane Right-of-Way $7,800,000 SR-28 Near Hollow Lane to near Lowe Road Right-of-Way $7,400,000 SR-462: Northwest Connector from US-70N to SR-298 5.5 miles Total of $19 million SR-462 Northwest Connector, from SR-24 (US-70N) to SR-28 (US-127) in Crossville (#2 Construction $10,000,000 Priority) SR-462 Northwest Connector Route; State Route 28 to State Route 298 (#3 Priority) (LC) Construction $9,000,000 Dyer County Projects $ 148,107,000 I-69: North of Unionville Road to I-155 6.9 miles Total of $104.7 million 1-69 North of SR-104 to I-155 Construction $26,400,000 1-69 North of SR-104 to I-155 Right-of-Way $12,800,000 I-69 North of Unionville Road to north of SR-104 Construction $45,500,000 I-69 North of Unionville Road to north of SR-104 Right-of-Way $20,000,000 SR-104: Widening of SR-104 (US-412 to Gibson County line) 8.2 miles Total of $15.4 million SR-104 East of Don Hurley Road to Old SR-104 near the Gibson County Line Construction $8,500,000 SR-104 SR-20 (US-412) in Dyersburg to East of Don Hurley Road Construction $6,900,000 SR-211: US-51 Business Route (bridges in downtown Dyersburg) Total of $4.9 million SR-211 S. Main Ave. bridge over N. Forked Deer River $3,036,000 SR-211 S. Main Ave. Bridge over overflow $1,902,000 SR-3: North and South bound bridges over S. Forked Deer River Total of $5.2 million SR-3 US-51 bridge over S. Forked Deer River $2,624,000

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 4 SR-3 US-51 bridge over S. Forked Deer River $2,624,000 SR-78 Lake Rd. bridge over Obion River $17,821,000 Cocke County Projects $ 143,625,313 I-40: Interchange at O'Neil Road (East of Newport at MM 439) Total of $14.5 million I-40 Interchange at O'Neil Road Construction $14,500,000 I-40 ITS Rural Deployment on I-40 to State Line $2,000,000 SR-32: US-321 (SR-73 at Cosby to Wilton Springs Rd. and bridge over 6.8 miles Total of $67.9 million French Broad River) SR-32 SR-73 at Cosby to Wilton Springs Rd Construction $55,000,000 SR-32 US-25E Bridge over French Broad River $12,894,313 SR-35: US-321 (Proposed Newport bypass) 4.8 miles Total of $56 million SR-35 Proposed Newport bypass; SR-9 (US-25) to Saint Tide Hollow Road Construction $56,000,000 SR-9 E. Broadway bridge over Pigeon River $3,231,000 Williamson County Projects $ 136,665,604 SR-397: Proposed SR-397 (Mack Hatcher Parkway from SR-96 to US-431, 2.7 miles Total of $30.1 million northwest bypass SR-397 SR-96 to SR-106 (US-431) northwest quadrant Construction $30,100,000 SR-6: US-31 (SR-441 [Moore's Lane] to SR-253 [Concord Road]) Total of $22.5 million SR-6 SR-441 (Moore's Lane) to SR-253 (Concord Road) Construction $22,500,000 SR-840 SR-840 S. bridge over SR-840/CSX RR & Harpeth $4,573,000 SR-840 SR-840 S. bridge over SR-840/I-65 $82,604 SR-96: Franklin to Murfressboro 6.1 miles Total of $82.5 million SR-96 East of Arno Road to SR-252 (Wilson Pike)(EPD) Construction $51,800,000 SR-96 East of SR-252 (Wilson Pike) to SR-840(EPD) Construction $19,100,000 SR-96 East of SR-252 (Wilson Pike) to SR-840(EPD) Right-of-Way $8,500,000 Madison County Projects $ 120,507,000 I-40: Widening of I-40 to 6 lanes (US-412 [Hollywood Avenue] to US-45 2.5 miles Total of $60.8 million [Highland Avenue], west of SR-186) I-40 West of SR-1 B6 (US-45 ByPass) to east of SR-5 (North Highland Ave) Construction $41,300,000 I-40 West of SR-20 (Hollywood Drive) to west of SR-186 (US-45 Bypass) Construction $19,500,000 I-41 ITS implementation along I-40 in the Jackson area $1,600,000 SR-18 North of Medon-Malesus Road to SR-5 (US-45) in Jackson (EPD) Construction $17,400,000 SR-18 North of Medon-Malesus Road to SR-5 (US-45) in Jackson (EPD) Right-of-Way $6,500,000 SR-186: US-45/Keith Short Bypass, Casey Jones Village (From I-40 to Old 0.6 miles Total of $3 million Hickory Blvd.) SR-186 (Keith Short Bypass) from I-40 to Old Hickory Blvd. Construction $3,000,000 SR-20: US-45 (US-412 Bridge over NFA A050 & Branch) Total of $24.9 million SR-20 US-412 Bridge over NFA A050 & Branch $13,496,000 SR-20 US-412 Bridge over NFA A050 & Branch $11,428,000 SR-5 S. Highland Ave. bridge over S. Forked Deer River $3,510,000 SR-5 S. Highland Ave. bridge over CSX railroad $2,773,000 Greene County Projects $ 116,248,000 SR-107 Erwin Hwy. bridge over Nolichucky River $1,373,000 SR-34: US-11E (Greeneville bypass and bridge over Lick Creek) Total of $27.2 million SR-34 Greeneville bypass; US-11E, West of Greeneville to US-11E, east of Greeneville Paving $24,200,000 (EPD) SR-34 W. Andrew Johnson Hwy. bridge over Lick Creek $2,988,000 SR-35: US-321 (East of Pate Road to Cocke County Line) Total of $57.7 million SR-35 East of Pate Road to SR-34 (US-11E) (EPD) Construction $29,000,000 SR-35 North of Nolichucky River (Bright Hope Road) to east of Pate Road (EDP) Construction $28,700,000 SR-35 Cocke County Line to north of Nolichucky River (Bright Hope Road) (EPD) north Construction of Nolichucky River (Bright Hope Road) to east of Pate Road (EPD) east of Pate $23,500,000 Road to SR-34 (US-11E) (EPD)

SR-35 Newport Hwy. bridge over Nolichucky River $6,487,000

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 5 Jackson County Projects $ 115,448,193 I-40 Bridge over French Broad River, LM 14 70 Construction $59,722,993 I-40 Bridge over French Broad River, LM 14 70 Right-of-Way $2,563,500 SR-262 Gladdice Hwy. bridge over Cumberland River $6,394,000 SR-35 Intersection of SR-92 / Dickey Road to Grapevine Hollow Road Construction $25,400,000 SR-92 S. Gay St. bridge over French Broad River $21,368,000 Montgomery County Projects $ 115,349,699 SR-13: US-79 (Widening to 5 lanes from Cracker Barrell Drive to 1.3 miles Total of $24.3 million International Blvd.) SR-13 Extend 5-Lane near Cracker Barrel Drive to International Blvd, serving Hankook Right-of-Way $14,200,000 Tire SR-13 Extend 5-Lane near Cracker Barrel Drive to International Blvd, serving Hankook Construction $10,100,000 Tire SR-13 SR-13 bridge over Cumberland River $149,699 SR-149 River Road to SR-13; SR-13, SR-149 to Zinc Plant Road Construction $23,000,000 SR-374: SR-374/SR-149 (from Dotsonville Road to River Road) 11.2 miles Total of $67.9 million SR-374 Dotsonville Road to SR-149, SR-149 From SR-374 to River Road Construction $35,000,000 SR-374 South of Dunbar Cave Road to West of Stokes Road Construction $15,000,000 SR-374 Dotsonville Road to SR-149, SR-149 From SR-374 to River Road Paving $14,700,000 SR-374 Dotsonville Road to SR-76 (US-79) Paving $3,200,000 Knox County Projects $ 112,232,000 I-75 I-75 from end of existing ITS coverage at MM 109.6 to just before SR 61 (Exit $2,000,000 122) SR-1 S. Broadway bridge over Southern Railway $5,920,000 SR-115: US-129 (North of Little River to north of Maloney Road) (Woodson Total of $78.6 milion Drive to Cherokee Trail Interchange) SR-115 North of Little River to North of Maloney Road Construction $39,000,000 SR-115 Woodson Drive to Cherokee Trail Interchange Construction $25,600,000 SR-115 Woodson Drive to Cherokee Trail Interchange Right-of-Way $14,000,000 SR-62: Western Avenue between Texas Avenue to Major Avenue in 0.8 miles Total of $25.7 million Knoxville SR-62 Texas Avenue to Major Avenue Construction $19,200,000 SR-62 Western Ave. bridge over SR-62/I-75 & I-75 NB RMP $6,512,000 Wilson County Projects $ 106,100,000 I-40: Widening of I-40 to 8 lanes 3 miles Total of $25 million I-40 SR-109 to SR-840 (Widen to 8 Lanes) Construction $25,000,000 US-70 North to Cumberland River 7.1 miles Total of $32.5 million SR-109 North of SR-24 (US-70) to south of Dry Fork Creek Construction $32,500,000 SR-109 South of Dry Fork Creek to south of Cumberland River Construction $32,500,000 SR-141: Lovers Lane (Lebanon to Hartsville) 2.3 miles Total of $16.1 milion SR-141 North of Lovers Lane to SR-26 (US-70) Construction $10,100,000 SR-141 South of Spring Creek to north of Lovers Lane Construction $6,000,000 Hamblen County Projects $ 101,389,000 SR-32: US-25E (Bridge over Holston River) Total of $38 million SR-32 N. Davy Crockett Pkwy. bridge over Holston River $38,089,000 SR-34: US-11E (In Morristown near Morris Blvd. to west of Old Stagecoach 10.4 miles Total of $63.3 million Road in Russellville) SR-34 SR-32 in Morristown to near Morris Blvd Construction $30,700,000 SR-34 West of Old Stagecoach Road in Russellville to Steadman Road (EPD) Construction $14,800,000 SR-34 Near Morris Blvd to West of Old Stagecoach Road in Russellville Construction $11,100,000 SR-34 West of Old Stagecoach Road in Russellville to Steadman Road (EPD) Right-of-Way $3,400,000 SR-34 Near Morris Blvd to West of Old Stagecoach Road in Russellville Right-of-Way $3,300,000 Sullivan County Projects $ 98,680,000 I-81 Eastbound Truck Climbing Lane at MM 60 Construction $27,282,000

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 6 I-81 ITS expansion along I-81 between I-26 (Exit 57) interchange and Virginia State $1,780,000 Line (MM 75) SR-126: Memorial Drive Blvd. Total of $48.6 million SR-126 East Center Street in Kingsport to east of Cooks Valley Road Construction $42,600,000 SR-126 East Center Street in Kingsport to east of Cooks Valley Road Right-of-Way $6,000,000 SR-36 Ft. Henry Dr. Bridge over South Holston River $8,552,000 SR-36 Ft. Henry Dr. Bridge over South Holston River $6,166,000 SR-93 South of Horse Creek to north of Derby Drive (TPR Option 5, Spot I Construction $6,300,000 Hardin County Projects $ 94,584,000 SR-128: Widening of SR-128 from Pyburn Rd. to South Opel Loop 5.6 miles Total of $18 million SR-128 South of One Stop Drive to south of Opel Loop Construction $10,000,000 SR-128 SR-226 (Airport Road) to south of One Stop Drive (EPD) Construction $6,400,000 SR-128 Pyburn Rd to SR-226 (Airport Rd.)(EPD) Construction $1,600,000 SR-15 US-64 Bridge over Tennessee River $76,584,000 Morgan County Projects $ 86,400,000 SR-29: US-27(North of SR-328 to north of Westminster Rd. to SR-62) Total of $86.4 million SR-29 North of SR-328 to North of Ray Cross Rd/Mossy Grove Road Construction $46,800,000 SR-29 North of Westminster Road to SR-62 in Wartburg Construction $39,600,000 Henderson County Projects $ 77,932,180 SR-22 SR-22 Bridge over Big Beaver Creek $217,000 SR-459: Proposed Lexington Bypass from SR-20, East of Lexington/SR-20, 8 miles Total of $77.7 million West of Lexington SR-459 (Lexington Bypass), from SR-20, West of Lexington to SR-22, South of Paving $28,576,280 Lexington SR-459 (Lexington Bypass), from SR-20, West of Lexington to SR-22, South of Construction $21,700,000 Lexington(EPD) SR-459 (Lexington Bypass), from SR-22, South of Lexington to SR-20, East of Lexington Construction $14,300,000 (EPD) SR-459 (Lexington Bypass), From SR-22, South of Lexington to SR-20, East of Paving $13,138,900 Lexington Sumner County Projects $77,320,000 SR-109: Proposed SR-109/Portland Bypass 6.8 miles Total of $67.3 million SR-109 Proposed SR-109/Portland Bypass Construction $61,200,000 SR-109 Proposed SR-109/Portland Bypass Right-of-Way $6,120,000 SR-386 Interchange on SR-386 at Forest Retreat Road Construction $10,000,000 Hardeman, Madison County Projects $ 77,160,000 SR-18 SR-100 in Hardeman County to north of Medon/Malesus Road Construction $67,500,000 SR-18 SR-100 in Hardeman County to north of Medon/Malesus Road Right-of-Way $9,660,000 Sevier County Projects $ 76,562,000 SR-338 Douglas Dam Rd. Bridge over French Broad River $6,444,000 SR-66 Hwy. 66 Winfield Dunn Pkwy. Bridge over French Broad River $16,259,000 SR-66 Hwy. 66 Winfield Dunn Pkwy. Bridge over French Broad River $16,259,000 SR-71: US-441 (SR-35 and US-411 to Macon Lane) 1.2 miles $7.7 million SR-71 SR-35 and SR-338 (US-411) to Macon Lane Construction $7,700,000 SR-73: US-321 (Gatlinburg to Piegon Forge) 1.4 miles Total of $29.9 million SR-73 Buckhorn Road to SR-416 (Phase 2)(EPD) Construction $26,100,000 SR-73 Buckhorn Road to SR-416 (Phase 2)(EPD) Right-of-Way $3,800,000 Rhea County Projects $ 67,461,000 SR-30: US-27 to west of Tennessee River Bridge 8 miles Total of $67.5 million SR-30 SR-29/(US-27) to west of the Tennessee River Bridge Construction $31,300,000 SR-30 SR-30 Bridge over Tennessee River $20,561,000 SR-30 SR-29/(US-27) to west of the Tennessee River Bridge Right-of-Way $12,800,000 SR-30 SR-29/(US-27) to west of the Tennessee River Bridge Final Design $2,800,000

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 7 Marion County Projects $ 66,165,183 SR-156 SR-156 Bridge over Tennessee River $44,619,000 SR-2 US-41 Bridge over Tennessee River $21,546,183 Dyer, Lauderdale County Projects $ 61,600,000 I-69 North of SR-88 to north of Unionville Road Right-of-Way $5,200,000 I-69 North of SR-88 to north of Unionville Road Construction $56,400,000 Lewis, Maury County Projects $ 60,500,000 SR-166: Proposed US-412 from Hohenwald to Mt. Pleasant (Covers 6.5 miles Total of $60.5 million Natchez Trace) SR-166 West of SR-6 to SR-99 at Lewis County Line Construction $60,500,000 Grainger County Projects $ 58,919,000 SR-1: US-11W (Rutledge to West of Helton Road) Total of $52.8 million SR-1 West of Helton Road to Bean Station (EPD) Construction $27,300,000 SR-1 Rutledge to west of Helton Road (EPD) Construction $25,500,000 SR-32 US-25E Bridge over Indian Creek $3,419,000 SR-32 Offsetting Intersection at SR-131 Construction $2,500,000 SR-32 Offsetting Intersection at SR-131 Right-of-Way $200,000 Shelby, Tipton County Projects $ 59,500,000 I-69: South of Shelby Road to north of Simmons Road 5.8 miles Total of $59.5 million I-69 South of Shelby Road to north of Simmons Road Construction $54,200,000 I-69 South of Shelby Road to north of Simmons Road Right-of-Way $5,300,000 Hawkins County Projects $ 55,271,000 SR-1: US-11W (bridges over Poor Valley Creek and North Folk Holston Total of $5.6 million River) SR-1 US-11W Bridge over Poor Valley Creek $4,459,000 SR-1 W. Stone Dr. Bridge over North Fork Holston River $1,163,000 SR-31: Mooresburg to Adams Lane (EPD) 4.3 miles Total of $2.8 million SR-31 Mooresburg to Adams Lane (EPD) Construction $2,800,000 SR-344 Melinda Ferry Rd. Bridge over Holston River $1,029,000 SR-347 Burem Pk. Bridge over Holston River $2,478,000 SR-34 in Bulls Gap to south of Old Highway 66 5.3 miles Total of $43.3 million SR-66 SR-34 in Bulls Gap to 0.3 mile south of Speedwell Road/Old Highway 66 Construction $25,600,000 SR-66 SR-66 Bridge over Holston River $10,942,000 SR-66 SR-34 in Bulls Gap to 0.3 mile south of Speedwell Road/Old Highway 67 Right-of-Way $6,800,000 Roane County Projects $ 53,014,000 SR-1: US-70 (Kingston Avenue to Midtown) 5.1 miles Total of $38.5 million SR-1 SR-382 to Midtown (SR-29) Construction $26,500,000 SR-1 Kingston Avenue to SR-382 Construction $10,600,000 SR-1 SR-382 to Midtown (SR-29) Right-of-Way $1,400,000 SR-29: US-27 (bridge over Emory River) Total of $14.5 million SR-29 S. Roane St. Bridge over Emory River $14,514,000 Davidson, Williamson County Projects $ 50,400,000 SR-11: US-31A/41A (North of Nolensville in Williamson County to 4.4 miles Total of $71.4 million intersection of Old Hickory Blvd. in Davidson County, Nippers Corner) SR-11 South of Burkitt Road to north of Mill Creek Right-of-Way $23,900,000 SR-11 South of Burkitt Road to north of Mill Creek Construction $21,000,000 SR-11 South of Burkitt Road to north of Mill Creek Utilities $5,500,000 Haywood County Projects $ 48,900,000 SR-1: US-70 (Brownsville Bypass) 4.1 miles Total of $4.6 million SR-1 (Brownsville Bypass), from west of Windrow Road to SR-76 south of Brownsville Construction $4,600,000 SR-19: Lauderdale County Line to Bobby Mann Road (East of SR-87) 11.2 miles Total of $44.3 million SR-19 (Brownsville Bypass), from east of SR-87 to west of Windrow Road Construction $19,400,000 SR-19 East of Bobby Mann Road to east of SR-87(EPD) Construction $5,900,000 Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 8 SR-19 East of Binford Road to east of Bobby Mann Road (EPD) Construction $5,800,000 SR-19 Lauderdale County Line to east of Binford Road (EPD) Construction $5,700,000 SR-19 East of Binford Road to east of Bobby Mann Road (EPD) Right-of-Way $2,500,000 SR-19 East of Bobby Mann Road to east of SR-87(EPD) Right-of-Way $2,500,000 SR-19 Lauderdale County Line to east of Binford Road (EPD) Right-of-Way $2,500,000 Lauderdale, Tipton County Projects $ 47,900,000 I-69: Leigh's Chapel Road to south of SR-87 3.3 miles Total of $47.9 million I-69 Leigh's Chapel Road to south of SR-87 Construction $32,900,000 I-69 Leigh's Chapel Road to south of SR-87 Right-of-Way $15,000,000 Benton County Projects $ 47,549,000 I-40: Westbound truck climbing lane at MM 133 2.1 miles Total of $8 million I-40 Westbound truck climbing lane at MM 133 Construction $8,000,000 SR-1: US-70 (Camden Bypass to Tennessee River and bridge over 4.1 miles Total of $39.5 million Tennessee River) SR-1 Camden Bypass to Tennessee River Construction $28,100,000 SR-1 Hwy. 70 E. bridge over Tennessee River $11,449,000 Decatur County Projects $ 46,300,000 SR-20 US-412 S. Bridge over Tennessee River $46,300,000 Rutherford, Williamson County Projects $ 45,420,000 SR-96: SR-840 in Williamson County to Veterans Parkway in Rutherford County Total of $45.4 million SR-96 SR-840 in Williamson County to Veterans Parkway Construction $30,000,000 SR-96 SR-840 in Williamson County to Veterans Parkway Right-of-Way $15,420,000 Robertson County Projects $ 43,500,000 I-65: Spot locations (Weigh Stations) Total of $14.5 million I-65 Weigh Station Construction $13,500,000 I-65 Weigh Station Right-of-Way $1,000,000 SR-65: US-431 (Old Hwy 431 to Walling Road) 4.2 miles Total of $29 million SR-65 Old Hwy 431 to Walling Road Construction $29,000,000 Stewart County Projects $ 39,121,000 SR-76: US-79 (Spot location, Bridge over Cumberland River) Total of $39.1 million SR-76 Donelson Pkwy. Bridge over Cumberland River $39,121,000 Scott County Projects $ 38,400,000 SR-29: US-27 (Oneida Bypass, Old US-27 to north of Oneida) 6.6 miles Total of $38.1 million SR-29 Oneida bypass; 5-lane section north of Oneida to 5-LN section south of Oneida Construction $20,000,000 SR-29 North of Wolf Creek Road to Old US-27 at Robbins (EPD) Construction $15,700,000 SR-29 Oneida ByPass; 5-lane section north of Oneida to 5-LN section south of Oneida Right-of-Way $2,400,000 Morgan County Line to SR-29/(US-27) (EPD) 4.8 miles Total of $300,000 SR-52 Morgan County Line to SR-29/(US-27) (EPD) Construction $300,000 Fayette County Projects $ 37,900,000 I-40 Interchange at SR-196 (Hickory Withe Road) Construction $9,400,000 SR-460: Sommerville Bypass 5.4 miles Total of $28.5 million SR-460 Somerville Beltway, from SR-15/(US-64) west of Somerville to SR-15/(US-64) Construction $28,500,000 east of Somerville Union County Projects $ 37,200,000 SR-33: Knox County Line to south of Maynardville City Limits 5.2 miles Total of $32.2 million

SR-33 Knox County Line to south of Maynardville City Limits Construction $32,200,000

SR-61: Maynardville to Luttrell North City Limits 5.2 miles Total of $5 million

SR-61 Maynardville to Luttrell North City Limits (EPD) Construction $4,400,000

SR-61 Maynardville to Luttrell North City Limits (EPD) Right-of-Way $600,000

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 9 Bedford County Projects $ 35,200,000 SR-16: US-41A (Shelbyville to Tullahoma), Jenkins Rd. to SR-276 5.7 miles Total of $35.2 million (Thompson Creek Rd.) SR-16 Jenkins Road to SR-276 (Thompson Creek Road) Construction $21,800,000 SR-16 SR-64 east of Shelbyville to Jenkins Road Construction $13,400,000 Carter County Projects $ 31,224,000 SR-37: US-19E (bridge over Doe River) Total of $7.5 million SR-37 US-19E Bridge over Doe River & 0A304 $3,864,000 SR-37 US-19E Bridge over Doe River & 0A304 $3,683,000 SR-67: US-321 (bridges over Watauga River and Buffalo Creek) Total of $6.7 million SR-67 SR-67 Bridge over Watauga River $6,257,000 SR-67 W. Elk St. Bridge over SR-359 & Buffalo Creek $420,000 SR-91: Proposed SR-91 extension (US-321 to US-19E) 5 miles Total of $17 million SR-91 SR-67 (US-321) to SR-37 (US-19E) Construction $17,000,000 Fentress County Projects $ 29,400,000 SR-28: Clarkrange to north of Grimsley 9.2 miles Total of $29.4 million SR-28 SR-62 at Clarkrange to north of South Franklin Loop Road Construction $19,800,000 SR-28 SR-62 at Clarkrange to north of South Franklin Loop Road Right-of-Way $9,600,000 Cheatham County Projects $ 29,207,716 SR-49: Spot locations (SR-12 to I-24) 9.5 miles Total of $29.2 million SR-49 SR-12 to I-24 (Spot Improvements-TPR Option 4) Construction $19,000,000 SR-49 SR-49 Bridge over SR-49/Harpeth River $7,907,716 SR-49 SR-12 to I-24 (Spot Improvements-TPR Option 4) Right-of-Way $2,300,000 Carroll County Projects $ 28,583,000 SR-76: US-79 (east of SR-77 to West of Sydnor/Winston Road) 9.5 miles Total of $28.5 million SR-76 East of SR-77 to west of Cutlip Lane Construction $13,750,000 SR-76 West of Cutlip Lane to west of Sydnor/Winston Rd Construction $13,750,000 SR-76 West of Cutlip Lane to west of Sydnor/Winston Rd Right-of-Way $1,083,000 Cumberland, Fentress County Projects $ 28,100,000 SR-28: US-127 (Crossville north to Clarkrange) 14 miles Total of $28.1 million SR-28 Near Lowe Road in Cumberland County to SR-62 at Clarkrange Construction $28,100,000 Putnam County Projects $ 28,070,000 SR-136: Widening of SR-136 (South toward Sparta off I-40 to SR-111) 2.2 miles Total of $28.7 million SR-136 I-40 to SR-111 Construction $20,070,000 SR-136 I-40 to SR-111 Right-of-Way $8,000,000 Perry County Projects $ 27,432,000 Highway 13 North (spot improvements) 17.9 miles Total of $26.7 million SR-13 Hwy. 13 N. Bridge over Buffalo River $16,196,000 SR-13 3 spot improvements at locations B, C & D Construction $5,300,000 SR-13 4 Spot Improvements at E,F,H,K, From SR-20 to South of Humphreys County Construction $5,300,000 SR-20 Hwy.412 E. Bridge over Buffalor River & Short Creek $636,000 Claiborne County Projects $ 27,418,000 SR-32: US-25E (New interchange at SR-345 and bridge over Powell River) Total of $13.3 million

SR-32 US-25E Bridge over Powell River $7,068,000 SR-32 Interchange at SR-345 Construction $5,800,000 SR-32 Interchange at SR-345 Right-of-Way $450,000 SR-63: West of Old Town Creek to SR-32 (US-25E) (EPD) 6.2 miles Total of $14.1 million SR-63 West of Old Town Creek to SR-32/(US-25E) (EPD) Construction $14,000,000 SR-63 West of Old Town Creek to SR-32/(US-25E) (EPD) Right-of-Way $100,000

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 10 Davidson, Sumner County Projects $ 26,989,810 I-65: Millersville at US-31W Total of $26.9 million I-65 Widen I-65 from 4 lanes to 6 lanes from SR-174/Long Hollow Pike (Exit 97) to $26,989,810 beginning of NB On Ramp Aux. Lane at Blue Star Road (2.08 CL Miles) Monroe County Projects $ 26,700,000 SR-322: West of Sunneyside Road to SR-72 7.2 miles Total of $26.7 million SR-322 West of Sunneyside Road near Sweetwater to west of Old Loudon Road Construction $17,900,000 SR-322 West of Old Loudon Road to SR-72 (EPD) Construction $5,400,000 SR-322 West of Sunneyside Road near Sweetwater to west of Old Loudon Road Right-of-Way $2,300,000 SR-322 West of Old Loudon Road to SR-72 (EPD) Right-of-Way $1,100,000 Jefferson, Sevier County Projects $ 25,400,000 SR-35: SR-35/US-411 (Sims Road, Sevier County to Grapevine Hollow, 10 miles Total of $25.4 million Jefferson County) SR-35 Sims Road in Sevier County to SR-92/(Dickey Road) in Jefferson County I-40 to I- Construction $25,400,000 55 (Poss I-69 Funds) Trousdale County Projects $ 23,819,072 SR-141: Hartsville Pk Cedar Bluff Intersection to N of SR-10 4.2 miles Total of $23.8 million SR-141 Hartsville Pk Cedar Bluff Intersection to N of SR-10 Construction $23,200,000 SR-141 River St. bridge over Cumberland River $619,072 Washington County Projects $ 21,902,000 I-26: Spot locations (East bound only) 0.4 miles Total of $13 million I-26 Interchange at SR-354 (Interchange Modification) Construction $12,300,000 I-26 Interchange at SR-67/(US 321) (Const Auxiliary lane, Widen EB I-26 Travel Construction $2,600,000 Lane, etc.) I-26 Interchange at SR-354 (Interchange Modification) Right-of-Way $500,000 SR-381 N. State of Franklin Rd. Bridge over Southern Railway $3,102,000 SR-93 North of Davis Road to north of Fire Hall Road Construction $3,400,000 Hardeman County Projects $ 21,200,000 SR-458: Proposed Bolivar Bypass (US-64, west of Bolivar to US-64, east of 5.2 miles Total of $21.2 million Bolivar) SR-458 Bolivar ByPass & SR-15/(US-64), From East of SR-18 to West of Old Middleton Construction $12,800,000 Road (EPD) SR-458 Bolivar Bypass; SR-15/(US-64) West of Bolivar to East of SR-18 (EPD) Bolivar Construction ByPass & SR-15/(US-64), From East of SR-18 to West of Old Middleton Road $8,400,000 (EPD) Maury County Projects $ 16,848,000 I-65: US-412 (Interchange Modification) 0.8 miles Total of $6.4 million I-65 SR-99/(US-412), Interchange Modification Construction $5,600,000 I-65 SR-99/(US-412), Interchange Modification Right-of-Way $850,000 SR-50 Williamsport Pk. Bridge over Duck River $5,628,000 SR-6: US-31 (Bridges over Big Bigby Creek and Main Street) Total of $1.5 million SR-6 New Lawrenceburg Hwy. bridge over Big Bigby Creek/TSRR $624,000 SR-6 New Lawrenceburg Hwy. bridge over Big Bigby Creek/TSRR $570,000 SR-6 Main St. bridge over SR-6-STR. 1/SR-396 $394,000 SR-7 Nashville Hwy. Bridge over Duck River $1,985,000 SR-7 Nashville Hwy. Bridge over Duck River $1,197,000 Henry County Projects $ 16,400,000 SR-54: US-641 (near Rison Street to near Smith Road) 2.8 miles Total of $16.4 million SR-54 Near Rison Street to near Smith Road Construction $16,400,000 Dekalb, Wilson County Projects $ 15,200,000 SR-26: US-70 (west of Wilson County Line to near SR-96 in Dekalb County) 6.2 miles Total of $15.2 million SR-26 West of Wilson County Line to near SR-96 in DeKalb County(EPD) Construction $15,200,000 Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 11 Marshall County Projects $ 14,600,000 SR-50: US-431 (Franklin Pike to Verona Avenue) 1.9 miles Total of $14.6 million SR-50 SR-106/(US-431, Franklin Pike) to SR-11/(US-31A, Verona Avenue) Construction $14,600,000 White County Projects $ 13,922,000 SR-111 Grade separation at Taft Church Road in Sparta Construction $7,000,000 SR-111 Spencer Hwy. Bridge over Calfkiller River $6,722,000 SR-111 Grade separation at Taft Church Road in Sparta Right-of-Way $200,000 Dekalb County Projects $ 13,900,000 SR-56: South of SR-288 near Magness Road to east Bryant Street in 4.9 miles Total of $13.9 million Smithville(EPD) SR-56 South of SR-288 near Magness Road to east Bryant Street in Smithville(EPD) Construction $13,900,000 Bradley County Projects $ 13,800,000 SR-60: (Four-lane north of I-75, Westlake Drive, to SR-306) 3.2 miles Total of $13.8 million SR-60 4-Lane North of I-75 (Westlake Drive) to SR-306 Construction $13,800,000 Maury, Williamson County Projects $ 13,500,000 SR-247 Duplex Road, SR-6/(US-31) Main Street in Spring Hill to near I-65 Construction $13,500,000 Campbell County Projects $ 13,190,000 I-75 Implement a fog and severe weather detection system on I-75 over Jellico $8,890,000 Mountain (MM 135? to MM 160?) I-75 Install ITS instrumentation and communications on I-75 at SR 63 (Howard Baker $500,000 Rd., Exit 141) interchange I-75 Install ITS instrumentation and communications on I-75 at SR-9/SR-116 (US $500,000 25W, Exit) SR-63: Scott County Line to I-75 (EPD) 6.5 miles Total of $3.3 million SR-63 Scott County Line to I-75 (EPD) Construction $3,300,000 Hickman County Projects $ 12,791,283 SR-230 Little Lot Rd. Bridge over Duck River $888,000 SR-48 N. Central Ave. Bridge over Duck River $860,000 SR-50 Hwy. 50 Bridge over Duck River $6,079,000 SR-50 Minnie Pearl Memorial Hwy. Bridge over Duck River $4,210,000 SR-50 Hwy. 50 Bridge over Duck River $754,283 Gibson County Projects $ 12,700,000 SR-104: Old SR-104 to west of SR-188 (EPD) 6.1 miles Total of $12.7 million SR-104 Old SR-104 to west of SR-188 (EPD) Construction $12,700,000 Hamblen, Jefferson County Projects $ 12,000,000 SR-66: North of I-61 at SR-341 in Jefferson County to SR-160 in Morristown 5.1 miles Total of $12 million SR-66 North of I-61 at SR-341 in Jefferson County to SR-160 in Morristown Paving $12,000,000 Humphreys County Projects $ 11,998,000 SR-1 Hwy. 70 Bpass Bridge over Trace Creek $308,000 SR-13 Perry County Line to I-40 Construction $7,700,000 SR-13 N. Church St. Bridge over SR13/TRACE CR-A469A504-R $2,037,000 SR-13 SR-13 Bridge over Duck River $1,153,000 SR-13 Perry County Line to I-40 Right-of-Way $800,000 Carroll, Gibson County Projects $ 11,000,000 SR-76: US-79 (west of Cades-Atwood Road to east of SR-77) 13.2 miles Total of $11 million SR-76 West of Cades-Atwood Road to east of SR-77 Construction $11,000,000 Coffee County Projects $ 9,077,589 SR-55 First Ave. in Tullahoma to SR-16/(US-41A) N. of Jackson St Construction $7,900,000 SR-55 E. Carroll St. Bridge over NFA A035-FAU 4334-CSX RR $1,177,589

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 12 Blount, Knox County Projects $ 5,971,000 I-140 Expand TDOT Smartway urban coverage to include I-140 from MM 2 to SR- 115/(US-129, Alcoa Hwy., Exit 11) interchange and extend ITS communication $3,755,000 and instrumentation on SR-115/(US-129, Alcoa Hwy.) one mile in each direction from interchange US 129 (SR Expand TDOT Smartway coverage to include SR 115/(US 129, Alcoa $2,216,000 Highway Smith County Projects $ 5,784,163 SR-24: US-70N (Cookeville Hwy. Bridge over Caney Fork River) Total of $5.7 million SR-24 Cookeville Hwy. Bridge over Caney Fork River $5,784,163 Sullivan, Washington County Projects $ 5,000,000 SR-93: Spot Improvement 0.6 miles Total of $5 million SR-93 Morgan Lane in Washington County to south of Baileyton Road in Sullivan Construction $5,000,000 County Dickson, Williamson County Projects $ 4,000,000 ITS expanion along I-40 west of Nashvile from US-70S (Exit 196) to mm 170 I-40 $4,000,000 past SR-840 Loudon County Projects $ 4,000,000 SR-73: US-321 (Intersection at SR-2 [US-11] in Lenoir City) Total of $4 million SR-73 Intersection at SR-2 (US-11) in Lenoir City Construction $4,000,000 Meigs County Projects $ 3,956,364 SR-58 SR-58 Bridge over Hiwassee River $1,614,000 SR-60 SR-60 Bridge over Tennessee River $2,342,364 Knox, Sevier County Projects $ 2,915,000 I-40 Expand TDOT SmartWay urban coverage to include I-40 from Strawberry Plains Pike I-40 (Exit 398) interchange to SR-66 (Sevierville, Exit 407) interchange $2,915,000

Cumberland, Putnam County Projects $ 2,800,000 I-40 This project will be an expansion of the existing Rural ITS elements at Rockwood Mountain (Region 1). This 48 mile section contains areas with steep grade $2,800,000 changes and horizontal curvature. McNairy County Projects $ 2,738,000 SR-15: US-64 (Bridge over Cypress Creek) Total of $2.7 million SR-15 Court Ave. Bridge over Cypress Creek $2,738,000 Chester County Projects $ 2,325,000 SR-100 SR-100 Bridge over S. Forked Deer River $2,325,000 Franklin County Projects $ 1,957,000 SR-476 Mansford Rd. Bridge over Elk River $1,957,000 Benton, Houston County Projects $ 700,000 SR-147 Ferry Service across the Tennessee River, SR-69A to SR-147 Operations $700,000 Overton County Projects $ 600,000 SR-52: West of Alpine to west of Pickett County Line 5.4 miles Total of $600,000 SR-52 SR-52/85, West of Alpine to west of Pickett County Line (EPD) Construction $600,000 Anderson County Projects $ 500,000 I-75: Goat Ridge, North of Clinton Total of $500,000 I-75 Install ITS instrumentation and communications on I-75 at SR 61 (Andersonville $500,000 Hwy., Exit 122) interchange Wilson, Dekalb County Projects See Dekalb, Wilson for projects Williamson, Rutherford County Projects See Rutherford, Williamson for projects

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 13 Williamson, Maury County Projects See Maury, Williamson for Projects Williamson, Dickson County Projects See Dickson, Williamson for projects Williamson, Davidson County Projects See Davidson, Williamson for projects Washington, Sullivan County Projects See Sullivan, Washington for projects Tipton, Shelby County Projects See Shelby, Tipton for Projects Tipton, Lauderdale County Projects See Lauderdale, Tipton for projects Sumner, Davidson County Projects See Davidson, Sumner for Projects Sevier, Knox County Projects See Knox, Sevier for projects Sevier, Jefferson County Projects See Jefferson, Sevier for Projects Putnam, Cumberland County Projects See Cumberland, Putnam for projects Maury, Lewis County Projects See Lewis, Maury for projects Madison, Hardeman County Projects See Hardeman, Madison for projects Lauderdale, Dyer County Projects See Dyer, Lauderdale for projects Knox, Blount County Projects See Blount, Knox for projects Jefferson, Hamblen County Projects See Hamblen, Jefferson for projects Houston, Benton County Projects See Benton, Houston for projects Gibson, Carroll County Projects See Carroll, Gibson for Projects Fentress, Cumberland County Projects See Cumberland, Fentress for Projects Combined total: $7,636,093,095

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 14 Committed but Unfunded Projects at TDOT $7.6 Billion

Abbreviation Actual Meaning CCTV Closed Circuit Television DMS Dynamic Message Sign HAR Highway Advisory Radio ITS Intelligent Transportation Systems SBL South Bound Lane EPD Expedited Project Delivery MM Mile Marker SR State Route TSRR Tennessee Southern Railroad

Red: TDOT's $6.1 Billion Backlog List Blue: Additional Unfunded Projects White: Total Project Notation 15 Transportation Coalition of Tennessee FAQs

1. What is the Transportation Coalition of Tennessee? a. The Transportation Coalition of Tennessee is an organization dedicated to raising awareness about Tennessee’s growing transportation infrastructure demands and the inability of current funding to meet existing and future needs.

2. What is the coalition trying to achieve? a. The coalition’s goal is the adoption of long-term sustainable funding to meet the identified need. In order to stay competitive and keep roads and bridges safe for residents and visitors, Tennessee must reform its current transportation and infrastructure funding.

3. Who belongs to the coalition? a. The Transportation Coalition of Tennessee includes businesses, community leaders, public officials, residents and organizations interested in Tennessee’s transportation infrastructure system. Members include representatives from: Tennessee Infrastructure Alliance, Auto Club Group/AAA Tennessee, Tennessee Public Transportation Association, Tennessee Trucking Association, Tennessee County Highway Officials Association, Tennessee Municipal League, American Council of Engineering Companies of Tennessee and Tennessee Road Builders Association. A complete list can be found at http://www.tcoftn.org/.

4. How does Tennessee fund roads and bridges now? a. Tennessee is a pay-as-you-go state. It does not issue debt or use general fund revenues for transportation projects, relying on user fees. If you use the roads, you help pay for them. Tennessee levies a state tax of 21.4 cents per gallon on gasoline and 18.4 cents on diesel fuel, which is combined with federal fuel taxes of 18.4 cents and 24.4 cents, respectively. A portion of vehicle registration and other usage fees also contributes to the transportation fund.

5. Why is action required now? a. Tennessee’s current transportation and infrastructure funding approach no longer meets the state’s needs. The Tennessee Department of Transportation cites an estimated $8 billion to $8.5 billion shortfall in funding for necessary projects to keep roads and bridges safe, drive economic development, and maintain our investment in our state’s transportation system. Unsafe and inadequate roads and bridges pose a danger to residents and visitors, increase traffic congestion, and act as a barrier to economic development efforts.

6. What is the need? a. The Tennessee Department of Transportation cites an estimated $8 billion to $8.5 billion shortfall in funding for necessary projects to keep roads and bridges safe, drive economic development, and maintain our investment in our state’s transportation system. Unsafe and inadequate roads and bridges pose a danger to residents and visitors, increase traffic congestion, and act as a barrier to economic development efforts.

7. If TDOT has been so efficient with transportation spending, then how did we get here? a. There is a growing gap between transportation infrastructure needs and funding due to several factors. Our current funding system hasn’t been changed since 1989. In that time, the Consumer Price Index has increased 85 percent, our population has grown, traffic is up, and we’ve seen the introduction of new technologies for vehicles such that all vehicles now use less fuel than they did 25 years ago.

8. Who pays for the building and maintenance of our roads and bridges? a. Tennessee’s roads and bridges are paid for by the people who use them, including tourists, visitors, workers and truckers from out of state.

9. What are our options? a. This past January, the Tennessee comptroller issued a report detailing the challenges and options to reform our state’s transportation funding system. The approaches include increasing state user fees on diesel and gasoline, increasing and equalizing user fees on alternative fuels, indexing fuel user fees to inflation, vehicle registration renewal fee increases on cars and trucks, enacting a highway user fee for electric vehicles, and creation of high-occupancy toll lanes. We need to explore these ideas and possibly many others. All ideas should be on the table.

10. What is the economic impact? a. An increased investment in our transportation infrastructure will have very real economic benefits. It will lead to businesses’ choosing Tennessee for relocations and encourage existing businesses to expand and new businesses to launch here. According to the findings of an economic impact study conducted by the Washington, D.C.-based American Road & Transportation Builders Association, a $460 million increase in Tennessee’s transportation fund would boost the state’s total economic output by $1.17 billion. And it would create more than 10,000 jobs across many sectors of the workforce. Outside of the construction industry, sectors that would see the biggest boost in output and job creation would be manufacturing, real estate, retail trade and health care.

11. What happens if action is not taken? a. This issue is not going away. Tennessee’s committed but unfunded list of transportation infrastructure projects will continue to grow. We must find a solution for comprehensive funding reform to maintain our investment in our roads and bridges and further economic development through new jobs and businesses. Our state’s current maintenance-only position jeopardizes the safety of Tennessee’s residents and visitors, who drive on our roads and bridges every day. We also risk falling behind neighboring states, which are also grappling with the same problem.

12. Will legislation be introduced in the 2016 session? a. We hope so. We are spending the summer raising awareness. Sen. Jim Tracy will be holding hearings this fall. We hope this leads to enough momentum for legislation.

13. Why can’t we let the federal transportation program take care of this problem? a. Congress has been trying to fix the federal highway fund for the past several years and has not been able to reach a consensus about a solution. So, this is a Tennessee problem that needs to be addressed here at home.

14. What about the needs of cities and counties? Are they included in the committed, but unfunded list? a. No. Cities and counties have local projects that are in addition to the state projects. Cities and counties rely on the same pool of funding as state projects, as a portion of fuel fees are dedicated to local projects. However, there is a similar backlog for cities and counties.