Great Tennessee Air Show Road Closures Announced

From the Town of Smyrna:

May 26, 2021

Great Tennessee Air Show Road Closures JUNE 4-6, 2021

Expect traffic delays in the Smyrna area during the road closures and please plan your trip accordingly.

Sam Ridley Parkway (SR 266) Eastbound Traffic:

Sam Ridley Parkway (SR 266) CLOSED at Lowry Street (US 41/70s)

Detour to Lowry Street (US 41/70s) southbound to Nissan Drive (SR 102) northbound back to Sam Ridley Parkway (SR 266) and Jefferson Pike (SR 266)

Sam Ridley Parkway (SR 266) Westbound Traffic:

Sam Ridley Parkway (SR 266) CLOSED at G Street

Detour from Sam Ridley Parkway (SR 266) and from Jefferson Pike (SR 266) to southbound Nissan Drive (SR 102) to northbound Lowry Street (US 41/70s) back to

Sam Ridley Parkway (SR 266).

G Street will be open.

Jefferson Pike (SR 266) Eastbound/Westbound Traffic:

Using I-840 to I-24 or Lowry Street (US 41/70s) is also an option.

Road and Trail Closure:

Friday, June 4 - 2:30 pm to 5 pm.

Saturday, June 5 - 2:30 pm to 5 pm.

Sunday, June 6 - 2:30 pm to 5 pm.

Sam Ridley Parkway (SR 266) will be closed from Lowry Street (US 41/70s) to G Street.

All Sam Ridley Eastbound traffic will be directed down to Lowry Street (US 41/70s).

All Sam Ridley Westbound traffic will be directed to Nissan Drive back to

Lowry Street (US 41/70s).

Threet Industrial Road will be closed from Sam Ridley Parkway to Aviation Parkway.

Fitzhugh Drive closed from Sam Ridley Pkwy to 9th Avenue.

Swan Drive closed from Fitzhugh Drive to D Street.

Nolan Drive will be closed from Sam Ridley Parkway to the Round-a-bout.

Lee Victory Recreation Park will be closed during the following times:

Friday, June 4th: noon - 5:00pm

Saturday, June 5th, and Sunday, June 6th: the park will remain closed until 5pm

Seward Airbase Trailhead, TN Rehab Center Trailhead, Town Center Trailhead, Old Jefferson Pike Trailhead and all the trails in that area will be closed 2:30pm - 5pm, and remain closed until the roads are opened.

This press release was produced by the Town of Smyrna. The views expressed are the author's own.