State Route 96

History and Background

Reconstruction on either end of the SR 96 corridor – from Carothers Road to Arno Road in Williamson County and from Veterans Parkway to Overall Creek in Rutherford County – is complete, leaving an 18.7-mile section of two-lane roadway.

Due to the size of the project, the planned improvements have been separated into four smaller sections or phases.

·         From east of Arno Road to SR 252 (Wilson Pike)

·         From SR 252 (Wilson Pike) to I-840

·         From I-840 to Coleman Hill Road

·         From Coleman Hill Road to Veterans Parkway

Each section is designed to tie-in to the other reconstructed sections with four 12-foot travel lanes (two in each direction), a dedicated center turn lane, and 10-foot shoulders.

Public Involvement and Engagement

A Design Public Meeting was held on Thursday, October 24, 2019, at Page High School, 6281 Arno Road, Franklin, Tennessee 37064, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. The purpose of the meeting was to gather public input on the proposed improvements to the section of SR 96 from east of SR 252 (Wilson Pike) to I-840 in Williamson County.

Public Meeting Presentation (PDF)
Public Meeting Displays (PDF) 107 MB
Public Meeting Handout (PDF)

There are no public involvement meetings scheduled at this time.

Project Imagery & Visuals

SR 96: Arno Road to Wilson Pike informational video

Key Project Milestones

Transportation projects are developed in four phases: Planning and Environmental, Design, Right-of-Way (ROW), and Construction. Due to the size of the State Route 96 project, the planned improvements have been separated into four smaller sections or phases. The following is a reflection of various aspects of these phases as they have occurred or will occur along the corridor.