Enhanced Mobility of Seniors and Individuals with Disabilities is a grant program to improve the mobility of and expand the transportation options available to seniors and individuals with disabilities. Eligible applicants include local governmental authorities and private non-profits. Projects must be designed and carried out to enhance the mobility of seniors and individuals with disabilities […]
The Highway Incident Management (HELP) program is part of TDOT’s overall traffic incident management effort and works to enhance the traffic flow on urban interstates and freeways to maximize the operation of the highway network. The program provides assistance to motorists in the event of crashes or disabled vehicles and prompt response to incidents that […]
The IMPROVE Transit Investment Grant is a competitive grant program designed to support communities in reducing congestion, increasing ridership, promoting economic development, and benefits to safety by providing state funding to transit-related projects. Eligible projects include those related to capital enhancements, infrastructure, facilities, and technology.
The State Industrial Access (SIA) program provides funding and technical assistance to communities for the development of road projects that provide access to industrial sites. Industrial sites generally include facilities for manufacturing, production, processing, and distribution as well as industrial ports and corporate headquarters.
The Tennessee implementation of the National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Program (NEVI) expands access to convenient and reliable electric vehicle (EV) charging along interstates and highways designated as Alternative Fuel Corridors. The program supports installation of a network of fast chargers that allow travelers to quickly recharge their EV along major state transportation corridors for local […]
The Transportation Alternatives Program supports federally funded, community-based projects that expand travel choices and enhance the transportation experience by integrating modes and improving the cultural, historic, and environmental aspects of our transportation infrastructure. Examples of TAP projects include Americans-with-Disability-Act upgrades, the creation of bicycle and pedestrian facilities that make getting to school safer for children, […]
The Yellow DOT program is designed to supply first responders with an individual’s medical information in the event of a vehicle crash or other emergency. Participants indicate the presence of key medical information inside the vehicle with a yellow bumper sticker, allowing first responders to provide faster, more appropriate care. Any person who has a […]
