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I’ve experienced many school zone road construction projects over the years. In other cities they looked very different w/ more people to direct/slow traffic, more safety cones, signs & lights to alert drivers. Also, our school crossing guard is amazing, & she should have a much safer spot to work

Not a great spot for hundreds of pedestrians to cross the street! I know construction near schools is challenging, but there are 0 additional layers of safety here.

Seriously! Every time I drive on Nolensville I am so worried when I see people crossing the street or having to walk on the shoulder. It sucks that you can’t walk to places in your own neighborhood! I know I am saying nothing new here, this is a decades old problem. It’s just gotten so bad.

I know there are many others who have worked tirelessly for Nolensville Rd safety improvements for years, including ppl who wanted Nashville to buy it from TN. Many Nashville neighbors are walking on the shoulder & dodging cars in crosswalks. It’s a freakin miracle pedestrians aren’t hit every day

I know that this section of Nolensville is only one part of a very big, busy road. Hopeful this bit will be good when it’s finished. If I win the lottery I’m buying Nolensville Rd & gifting it to Nashville with an improvement budget for sidewalks, bus lanes, safe bike lanes & bus stops with BENCHES

Also TDOT or TNDOT or whatever you are called, start treating this Nolensville RD project as if there are hundreds of children in this freaking school zone because THERE ARE.

This morning we also contended with the usual mess of traffic and construction vehicles, & also got to experience emergency vehicles a few hundred yards away, and the resulting honking & bad driving. Drivers of Nashville, get your heads right.

We also had to walk all 100+ of us including families with very young children in strollers on the shoulder of Nolensville Rd to cross the street, which is constantly littered with construction debris.

Idk how special elections like this work in terms of polling places. I wonder how many MNPS schools will be polling places for this election. I’m in Nashville & MNPS, but not in district 7. Can’t vote in this one. What I’m saying is my kids should go to school that day, good luck everyone else!