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TDOT uses twitter to provide motorist information to those who wish to receive it. Twitter is a tool we are use to get information to motorists about our interstates and state roads. This information is also available at TDOT SmartWay website and the Tennessee 511 system (dial 511).
Select routes you'd like to receive motorist information on by following these steps. We do not respond directly to our followers.
Here's how to follow us:
- Open another browser window (or tab) and sign into your Twitter account.
- Go back to the TDOT Multimedia Center tab.
- Click on the particular page you wish to follow (for example: @TNinterstate24).
- At the top of the page under the picture is a button labeled "Follow." Click it.
- Congrats! You are now following that particular Twitter page!
- To follow other TDOT Twitter pages, go back to step two.
Important: TDOT strongly encourages drivers to refrain from texting, tweeting or calling from a vehicle you are operating. Have your passenger get the information or "Know before you go!" Please use our services responsibly.
| The following twitter pages provide incident/construction information on... | ||
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 ... all of Tennessee’s interstates and state routes. |
 ...all of those counties in the Upper Cumberland and South-Central Tennessee including Cookeville, Crossville and Chattanooga. (TDOT’s Region 2) |
 ...all of those counties in West Tennessee including the urban areas of Jackson and Memphis. (TDOT’s Region 4) |
 ...all of those counties in East and Upper East Tennessee including Knoxville and Tri-Cities. (TDOT’s Region 1) |
 ...all of those counties in Middle Tennessee including the areas of Clarksville, Murfreesboro and Nashville. (TDOT’s Region 3) |
 ...the Highway 66 in Sevier County. |
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