I-24

A rollover semi crash closed a portion of I-24 in Joelton. The incident occurred in the westbound lanes near mile marker 36 around 6 a.m.

An overturned trailer caused traffic delays on Old Hickory Boulevard and Whites Creek Pike on I-24 near mile marker 36. Debris cleanup operations are currently underway at the crash site.

Montgomery County leaders are advocating for additional I-24 exits to address traffic congestion caused by Clarksville's rapid growth. Discussions with the Tennessee Department of Transportation focus on new exits near existing interchanges, connecting to Ted Crozier Boulevard, Costco, and Vanderbilt Clarksville Hospital. The project is in early stages and may tie into a 2034 I-24 widening plan.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) is conducting a Planning and Environmental Linkages study to improve downtown Nashville's interstate network, including I-65, I-24, I-40, and I-440. Public meetings are scheduled for July 20-21, with alternative comment submission methods provided.

An 8-vehicle crash involving a tractor-trailer near the Tennessee-Kentucky state line on I-24 caused the closure of westbound lanes and injured more than a dozen people. Nine individuals were hospitalized, and EMS and ambulance services from multiple counties are assisting.

A crash involving an 18-wheeler on I-24 has injured at least 12 people, according to Hopkinsville Fire and EMS. The incident has been classified as a mass casualty event.

A semi-truck carrying chickens caught fire on I-24 in Chattanooga near the Browns Ferry Road exit. The fire, possibly caused by the truck's brakes, resulted in some chickens dying, but the driver was unharmed.

All eastbound lanes of I-24 are closed in South Nashville. This closure is due to a crash involving a motorcyclist.

A shooting occurred at an apartment complex on I-24 in Antioch, injuring one person. The incident took place on Wallace Road.