Antioch Pike Tactical Urbanism and Open Streets
Antioch Pike Tactical Urbanism and Open Streets
The Antioch Pike Tactical Urbanism Project is a community-led effort facilitated by NDOT to reimagine a one-mile stretch of Antioch Pike from Nolensville Pike to McCall in South Nashville. This project seeks to address safety, mobility, and environmental concerns, creating a healthier, safer, and more livable corridor for residents and visitors. Tactical urbanism relies on community initiative to use temporary, low-cost tools to test out a new street design. It gives community members power to take the lead on envisioning a street that works for them. NDOT will consider long-term, permanent solutions based on the community-led process. This project is funded by grants from the State of Tennessee and the Bridgestone Foundation.
Project survey
This temporary tactical urbanism installation comes from over a year's worth of community engagement with the MNPS schools, Glencliff Neighborhood Association, and other community partners and neighbors along Antioch Pike. Thanks to the community feedback we've recieved ("Community engagement" tab), we worked with Bridgestone to repurpose tires and divert their path to the landfill. Based on NDOT traffic counts and concerns for more adequate pedestrian safety that works with the existing sidewalks, we were able to reduce Antioch Pike to one lane, creating a multi-use lane on either side of the pike. We anticipate parents will use this lane for loading during school hours, students can bike within the safer lane, and cars are further from the sidewalks, creating a safer walkway along the pike.
Please share your input on your experience with the temporary "tactical urbanism" transportation project on Antioch Pike. For more background information on this project, please go to the "Background" tab. To see the year long community engagement process so far for this project, go to the "Community engagement" tab. Hit "Continue" at the bottom of the page to access the oadditional tabs. Learn more about NDOT's tactical urbanism program
The open section of each question is optional. You may leave any comments about the question in the open-ended section.
Rank the areas previously identified in Survey 1 in improvement since last surveyed
How was your experience along Antioch Pike at the Nolensville intersection? Pedestrian safety, traffic flow, etc.
How was your experience along Antioch Pike at the back of Wright Middle School? Pedestrian safety, traffic flow, etc.
How was your experience along Antioch Pike at the Southlake intersection? Pedestrian safety, traffic flow, etc.
How was your experience along Antioch Pike at Glencliff High? Pedestrian safety, traffic flow, etc.
How was your experience along Antioch Pike at Glencliff Elementary? Pedestrian safety, traffic flow, etc.
Please respond to the following questions about health and wellness around Antioch Pike with the tactical urbanism project.
How do you feel about mental health and emotional well-being in the neighborhood around Antioch Pike?
How do you feel about the air quality around Antioch Pike?
How do you feel about noise pollution on Antioch Pike?
How do you feel about social interaction with community members on Antioch Pike?
How did you get around Antioch Pike before the tactical urbanism project?
If not listed, please comment how you get around.
How do you get around Antioch Pike after the tactical urbanism project?
If not listed, please comment how you get around.
Is there anything else you want us to know?
What is your relationship to Antioch Pike?
To request this information in a different format or provide additional comments:
Leave a voicemail at: 855-925-2801, Project Code: 7306
Send an email to antiochpike@publicinput.com.