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Ferrovial selected to deliver Tennessee's I-24 Choice Lanes

DriveTN will privately fund the $9.2 billion project and pay Tennessee $24.8 billion over 50 years as the lanes aim to ease congestion.

  • On Wednesday, the Tennessee Transportation Modernization Board approved DriveTN to construct and operate optional 'Choice Lanes' along a 26-mile corridor of Interstate 24 between Nashville and Murfreesboro.
  • Authorized by the Transportation Modernization Act of 2023, the project addresses Tennessee's $58 billion backlog of unfunded road infrastructure that the state's current no-debt funding model cannot sustain.
  • DriveTN will privately fund 100% of the $9.2 billion construction cost, while the state expects $24.8 billion in concession value over the next 50 years.
  • Despite the approval, Nashville Democratic Rep. John Ray Clemmons warned the tolls could "profit off the backs of Tennessee's working families," while Glencliff residents fear losing 20 to 30 homes.
  • To address community concerns, TDOT will host public meetings September 8 and 9, while the board authorized development of three potential future expansions along I-40 and I-840.
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The company has been selected to develop the I-24 express lanes in Tennessee

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Ferrovial selected to deliver Tennessee's I-24 Choice Lanes

The project represents the largest private investment in the state's history, bringing essential infrastructure to the growing Nashville region

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The Business Journals broke the news in Charlotte, United States on Wednesday, August 19, 2026.
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