Middle Tennessee
Boulevard near MTSU will reopen
from East Main Street to Bell Street on Monday,
June 27, as scheduled.
The city of Murfreesboro closed the section to all through
traffic from Monday, June 6, through Sunday, June 26, for the ongoing
road-improvement project. Traffic has been detoured around the area during that
time.
Lytle Street at MT Boulevard will remain closed.
Beginning Monday through Friday, July 1, Bell Street on the west side of
Middle Tennessee Boulevard (Bell Street parking lot side) will be closed as the
project work continues north.
The Raider Express “green” route will be detoured to Ewing
Boulevard during this time.
All sidewalk access on the west side of the street will
be closed between Bell Street and Faulkenberry Drive until further
notice.
For safety, pedestrians are asked to use the sidewalk on the
MTSU side of the street and cross MT Boulevard ONLY at the signalized crosswalks
located at Faulkenberry and Bell.
An interactive map on the city of Murfreesboro webpage
showing upcoming traffic pattern changes is available here. Commuters can also follow
the “MT Blvd” project on Twitter @MTBLVD or on the City of Murfreesboro
Facebook page here.
The $15.7 million improvement project will upgrade the
0.8-mile section of Middle Tennessee Boulevard to a consistent four-lane
divided street with a landscaped median between East Main and Greenland Drive.
The 30-month project is expected to be completed by the fall
of 2018. The enhancement will also include bike lanes, improved sidewalks and
lighting, new traffic signals, decorative crosswalks and underground utilities.
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