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Committee backs resolution supporting Nashville 'Choose How You Move' initiative, clearing path for federal grant eligibility

March 19, 2026 | 2026 Legislature TN, Tennessee


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Committee backs resolution supporting Nashville 'Choose How You Move' initiative, clearing path for federal grant eligibility
Chairman Howe introduced SJR0657 on behalf of the city of Nashville to permit the city to pursue dedicated bus lanes on state roads and to apply for federal grants to support its 'Choose How You Move' initiative. The sponsor said state law requires general assembly approval when a city seeks dedicated lanes on state-owned roads.

Representative Behn supported the resolution, noting Davidson County voters approved the initiative with 66% of the vote in November 2024 and urging colleagues to respect local voter decisions. The committee adopted an amendment and voted to advance the resolution to calendar and rules by a 16–1 margin.

Ending: The committee approved SJR0657 and referred it to calendar and rules; the resolution is intended to enable Nashville to apply for federal funding for bus lanes and related infrastructure.

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