The proposed design of the new facility is a two-lane highway. There will be one 12-ft. travel lane in each direction and the shoulders will be 12 feet wide. Turn lanes at intersections will be 12 feet wide. The Somerville Beltway will be a controlled-access facility, meaning there will only be access at designated intersections along the highway. There will be four intersections along this new highway: US 64 west of Somerville, SR 76, Jernigan Road, and US 64 east of Somerville. All roadways will intersect at-grade, and the intersections at US 64 and SR 76 will be signalized.

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Sector: Road • Location: Tennessee, United States of America (USA)

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The proposed design of the new facility is a two-lane highway. There will be one 12-ft. travel lane in each direction and the shoulders will be 12 feet wide. Turn lanes at intersections will be 12 feet wide. The Somerville Beltway will be a controlled-access facility, meaning there will only be access at designated intersections along the highway. There will be four intersections along this new hi

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The project “The proposed design of the new facility is a two-lane highway. There will be one 12-ft. travel lane in each direction and the shoulders will be 12 feet wide. Turn lanes at intersections will be 12 feet wide. The Somerville Beltway will be a controlled-access facility, meaning there will only be access at designated intersections along the highway. There will be four intersections along this new highway: US 64 west of Somerville, SR 76, Jernigan Road, and US 64 east of Somerville. All roadways will intersect at-grade, and the intersections at US 64 and SR 76 will be signalized.” is an infrastructure initiative in the Road sector, located in Tennessee, United States of America (USA). Taiyo aggregates data on it from Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT).

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