I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
The Campbell Station Road I40/75 interchange is in desperate need of redesign. With continued growth in Farragut, southwest Knox County and Hardin Valley, this interchange sees far more traffic than it can handle. Ideally, the capacity should be increased without destroying the small town feel when entering into the area of the exit.
I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
This project is long overdue. Congestion increasing yearly with long delays going North or turning West on I40. Needs addressing sooner than projected or will be traffic nightmare.
I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
This is much needed. Traffic from this interchange often backs up as far as the entrance to Turkey Creek.
I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
this project is desperately needed as Hardin Valley, Farragut and southwest Knox County continue to build out. The congestion in this area is negatively impacting the businesses in the area.
I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
Past due for this project. Yes!
I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
Serious bottleneck and must be fixed
I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
Excellent project. Current area is potentail death trap now
I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
With the growth in this area and additional housing that is going in at breakneck speed, getting this interchange reworked should be a high priority.
I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
Way overdue project
I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
This interstate exit is long overdue for both traffic and pedestrian improvements. It typically backs up to Parkside / Grigsby Chappell and stacks up on the exit ramp. With the increased building and backups in Hardin Valley Exit 373 has become the shortcut across the ridge to get to the west end of Hardin Valley. With the increased building in the Choto/Northshore area you are seeing traffic using Campbell Station to Northshore as the new route of choice.
I-40/I-75/Campbell Station Road Interchange
Although much has changed in the 50+ years since the construction of the I-40 Campbell Station Rd interchange, the basic roadway width beneath the interstate has not. Given the growth of Farragut to the south, the growth of Hardin Valley to the north, the development of Turkey Creek Shopping district, the addition of numerous hotels in the immediate area, and with the plan to add Top Golf nearby, the time to widen the road under the interstate is way long overdue. In addition to the traffic congestion at this underpass, given the topography, the existing drainage system has proven to be inadequate during times of high rainfall and has resulted in underpass flooding and road closure. The improvement of this underpass is THE most important need in this area of Knox County both for the convenience of local residents, the need of local businesses, and the safety of local and non-local traffic. I have become aware that one suggestion for widening the underpass road width would be to remove the 45 degree embankments on both sides of road, replace them with support walls, and then widen the road to add additional lanes. As an engineer, this seems to me to be an effective and cost conscious approach to resolving this bottleneck. In any case, I urge you to proceed with this I-40/Campbell Station Rd. improvement project without delay.