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"No toll project will go forward unless we have local support," Ed Cole, TDOT's Chief of Environment and Planning.

Thanks to all who attended the 2/27/08 TPO meeting and spoke out against the toll road. Please contact our elected officals and voice your OPPOSITION to the proposed Orange Route toll road (SR-475 Knoxville Parkway).

Is TDOT breaking its promise? Sen. McNally receives assurance that Beltway won't be a toll road. Click here to read. TDOT Orange Route Toll Road Study Click here to read.
Is the Orange Route Beltway to be built on sinkholes? Click here to read.

Knoxville #1 in Asthma, so we are building a big road to spew pollution into our valleys? Click here to read.


Citizens Against the Beltway Orange aLignment (CABOL) remains opposed to the proposed Knoxville Parkway (Beltway) I-475 Orange Route because it doesn't solve traffic problems along I-40 and only leads to more sprawl, congestion and pollution. The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) is planning to spend almost a half a billion dollars to achieve a mere 9% reduction in traffic along I-40 through Knoxville. CABOL believes the real purpose of the Beltway is to convert rural lands and open spaces into sprawl.

SR475 Knoxville Parkway proposed rout map

Proposed West and East SR-475 Beltways - Click Map for Larger View

 

Toll Booth Visualization

CABOL Visualization of Proposed SR-475 Toll Booth at Marietta Church Rd. (Looking East)

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Citizens Against The Beltway • P.O. Box 31481 • Knoxville, TN.  37930-1481

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CABOL, Inc. is a Tennessee nonprofit corporation governed by a board of directors. We have four officers and the following committees: Legal, Membership, Publicity, Technical and Fundraising. Our board and committees have representatives from each area along the proposed 475 Beltway.