Imgur of fire truck and TDOT Help! truck.

It could be a couple hours like this.

Be safe out there.

I was driving eastbound near Harding Pl exit when a yellow semi hit my bright yellow Chevy Aveo hatchback. Just hear back from his insurance that they are denying my claim since the driver changed his story and there are not other witnesses. I know this is a long shot, but if you saw this accident can you please leave a comment here or DM me? If I can find a witness I should be able to get his insurance to pay. It's not a lot of money, but it's a lot to our family. Thanks in advance!

In Drivers Ed, I was taught that when making a left hand turn, you're supposed to turn into the left lane of the road you're continuing onto. Not a day goes by where I don't see lazy, inconsiderate idiots continuously make ILLEGAL left turns into the far (right) lane instead of the proper lane. This becomes especially dangerous when I'm turning right at a red light into the right lane, against drivers on the opposite side of the road turning left at a left-turn light who insist on turning into my lane. I've been fortunate enough to be accident-free throughout my years living here, but I feel that if that time comes, it'll be the result of a careless driver making this ludicrous mistake.

I saw a crotch rocket weaving in and out of traffic on 24W heading into city, just past Haywood Ln. I was doing about 70 and was passed like my vehicle was parked. Im guessing they were well over 100mph. Dude has a death wish.

Wtf, Nashville. The concept is very easy but when I use one everyday, I am guaranteed to be by someone who will cut me off to make their exit. They have signs to tell you the proper lane to be in. Its like they get up to them and just don't know what the fuck to do.

is that I have to cross all lanes of interstate traffic 4 TIMES on my 10 mile drive to work. Get on 40W at Stewart's Ferry, cross all the way over to the left lane (not HOV because I'm not an asshole) because it's the only lane that's moving, move back all the way to the right at the 24/40 merge, cross back over all the way to the left at the 40/65 split, move all the way back over to the right to exit onto Demonbreun. Why don't I just sit in the lane I need to be in? Because everyone else already fucking is and traffic isn't moving in those lanes.

It's truly one of those things that the people who designed Nashville's roads absolutely never took into consideration. So fucking dumb. No reason every interstate going through Nashville should merge into the others instead of just exiting onto them.

PM them to use, yo!