Support the Multi-Modal Study! (Oak Hill, TN BOC)

I live in East Nashville and bicycle to and from work on a daily basis, as well as get around via multi-modal transport with my family.

I live in Nashville and travel by bike including with my 2 kids.

We need more multi modal trails

This zone is in much need for improved pedestrian and bike infrastructure. Please reconsider this important study.

Do it

I live on the east side & work part time in Brentwood & would appreciate a way to get to work that doesn't involve screaming at car drivers to not run me over.

Time to move forward.

I am an over three decade Oak Hill property owner and resident.

Multi-modal study is the first step for the infrastructure improvements. I hope City of Oak Hill will partner with Metro Nashville to study better options for the future generations.

I cannot think of a better way to connect and reconnect our communities. Thank you for considering this.

I would use this path 4-5 times per week

Oak Hill would benefit so much from being part of an increasingly connected network of bike pathways all across Nashville. If you'll take a moment to go to Google Maps, zoom out to Davidson County, and then turn on the bicycling routes so they are highlighted green, you'll see that there is a "desert" of bike pathways for Oak Hill, and in fact Oak Hill is surrounded by other neighborhoods with them, and more are already on the way. 12 South has them. Brentwood has them. Forest Hills has them. Green Hills has them. Berry Hill has them. Crieve Hall has them. But, Oak Hill has nothing. Establishing dedicated routes along Franklin Pike would be a meaningful a great first step to bringing Oak Hill into an interconnected network that would benefit Oak Hill residents and all who call Davidson County home.

Traffic on Franklin Rd. is just too fast, and shoulders too narrow, to safely mix cycling and cars. Let's do this!

Please give us a way to safely bike to Radnor.

This is important. Please do this study.

I support greenway and sidewalk infrastructure improvements

As our region continues to add more jobs and people come to experience the beauty of middle Tennessee, it’s important we create space for everyone. And those spaces should reflect local communities as well as keep them safe. Multi modal transportation options will grow in popularity adding much-needed activity as well as speed and convenience to our daily commutes. A study to see the scope and overall value a multi use path could bring to Oak Hill is a visionary thing to do today in planning for a better, more connected, and safer tomorrow.

This would greatly improve our city and neighborhoods. Please reconsider.

It is time to stop building roads that are only suitable for fast cars and trucks and then wondering why people are obese, have lung conditions, die in traffic crashes and feel the need for guns to protect themselves in their own neighborhoods. Multi-modal paths are not weird science, they are how humans evolved to travel. If you truly believe in the power of the people, let them walk. If you truly believe in choice, build infrastructure that actually allows it. If you truly believe in equity, build infrastructure that everyone can use.

Please reconsider the study. This would be great for Oak Hill and the City of Nashville.