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Franklin restricts U‑turns at two student entrances to Centennial High School to improve safety

January 14, 2026 | Franklin City, Williamson County, Tennessee


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Franklin restricts U‑turns at two student entrances to Centennial High School to improve safety
The Board voted unanimously Jan. 13 to adopt Ordinance 2025‑49, which prohibits U‑turns at the two northern entrances serving Centennial High School in order to reduce conflict points and improve safety.

Staff explained the proposal initially targeted three entrances but, after discussion at the capital investment committee and concerns about drivers losing an available option, recommended restricting the two northern student entrances while preserving the southern access for U‑turns as an alternative. Alderman Potts and other members cited similar median modifications elsewhere in the city and said the narrower approach aligns with past safety improvements and reduces near misses for students and drivers.

Outcome: Ordinance 2025‑49 passed unanimously; staff said the change aligns with other recent traffic median adjustments intended to reduce conflicts at retail and school entrances.

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