I-24 North of Nashville

They are routing around it OK, so traffic is going thru. Probably have it cleaned up in a few days. The slide on I-40 in North Caroline s much worse.

From the TDOT website

Sunday, February 24, 2019 | 12:44pm
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Tennessee Department of Transportation crews have a long-term closure in place on Interstate 24 eastbound in northwest Davidson County, where a landslide at mile marker 42 occurred at approximately 10 p.m. on Saturday, February 23.

Traffic on I-24 eastbound is currently being diverted onto Old Hickory Boulevard at Exit 40 to I-65 or Briley Parkway.

The full scope of necessary slope repairs will not be known until material can be cleared from the slide site. A TDOT contractor is preparing to begin this process, but due to the unstable conditions around the area, the work will likely be slow going.

While TDOT cannot give a firm estimate for re-opening at this time, the department advises drivers to plan for the closure to be in place at least a week. Once a repair schedule is confirmed, TDOT will provide updated information.

Charles

You could get off I-24 at Clarksville and take TN46 (?) to Dickson then I-840 to I-65. They are "red" roads but OK for an RV.

TenOC wrote:
You could get off I-24 at Clarksville and take TN46 (?) to Dickson then I-840 to I-65. They are "red" roads but OK for an RV.

Red roads?? Never heard of that description.

Thank you! I think we are going to battle the heavy traffic from IL into Indiana, and take I-65 down. This way we will be avoiding I-24 completely. Nashville traffic is always awful, so we are planning on extra time!

The interstate will be closed to at least March 15th according to TDOT as of this afternoon.

Avoid the Borman. Take I-57 south then cross over to I-65 on IL-17 or US-24. Both are decent roads with no issues for RVs as far as height or width.

Thanks!