Murfreesboro, TN - Murfreesboro’s reputation as a top destination for families, corporations, and developers continues to rise, drawing national attention for its dynamic blend of opportunity and livability. With its strong educational institutions, welcoming neighborhoods, and vibrant downtown, the city offers an ideal environment for raising children, pursuing higher education, or enjoying retirement. But with growth comes growing pains—especially on the roads. The Murfreesboro Transportation Department has issued a traffic advisory for motorists navigating the city between today and August 16, 2025.

1. Saint Andrews Dr
2. Parkwood Dr
3. Goose Creek Ln, Cason Ln, Leipers Ln, Parkwood Dr, Elmcroft Ave, Pepper Branch Dr, Kipling Ct
4. Veterans Pkwy, Cason Ln, Leatherwood Dr, Bluestem Ln, Leipers Fork, Kellner Dr, Goose Creek Ln
5. Shady Glen Cir, Spottswood Cir, Silver Springs Ct, Stow Xing, Belle Rives Dr, Anthem Way, Desoto Ct, United Dr, Belle Haven Dr, Aristocrate Dr, Saint Andrews Dr.
6. Jerry Anderson Dr, Allerton Way, Butterfield Ave, Shady Forest Dr, Sweetbrian Ave, Capstone Dr, Pelham Wood Dr, Holderwood Dr, Community Cir, Saint Andrews Dr, Genoa Dr.
7. Shady Forest Dr, Nature Dr, Dewington Dr, Geneva Dr, Shady Springs Dr, Dewdrop Ct, Beaulah Dr, Maddie Kate Ct, Stephanie Ct, Robinwood Dr
8. Geneva Dr, Banyon Dr, Genoa Dr, Sagewood Ct, Robinwood Dr, Slater Dr, Beaulah Dr, Janell Trl, Saint Andrews Dr.
9. Salem Creek Dr, Presley Dr, Thad Ct, Trevor Trl, Earline Way, Robinwood Dr

1. Manson Pike/Burnt Knob Rd and Blackman Rd (intersection improvement work)
2. Elam Rd between Manchester Highway and I-24 Overpass
3. S Rutherford Blvd between Bradyville Pike and Manchester Pike (milling and other roadwork)
4. 3200 block of Bilbrey (drainage improvements)
5. St Andrew Dr between New Salem Hwy and Salem Cove Ln (sidewalk and curb repair)
6. Greenland Dr between Old Lascassas Rd and Champion Way (striping)
7. Willowbrook Dr at N Rutherford Blvd (striping)

One of the most significant projects underway is the $4.8 million improvement plan targeting the intersection of Burnt Knob, Manson Pike, and Blackman Road. This area has become a notorious bottleneck, particularly during school drop-off and pick-up times. With new schools opening nearby, the city council approved the addition of turn lanes, through lanes, and a traffic signal to alleviate delays.

Meanwhile, the August edition of CityTV’s “In the City” highlights ongoing efforts to calm traffic in residential neighborhoods, expand recreational infrastructure, and improve utility systems. The Transportation Department’s new Deputy Director, Lee Smith, is overseeing these initiatives, ensuring that Murfreesboro’s infrastructure keeps pace with its rapid development.

Residents are encouraged to stay informed through city updates and consider alternate routes when possible. As Murfreesboro continues to evolve, its commitment to preserving community charm while embracing progress remains clear. The construction may be temporary, but the vision for a more connected and accessible city is built to last.