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Post by Lawn Gnome on May 18, 2010 14:40:04 GMT -5
Shouldn't be a huge problem. The article said that westbound traffic would not be affected, only east bound (i.e. towards Chattanooga). So might be a problem for YOU after all hexidecimal.
But I think you're right Jess, they'll have that fixed ASAP.
Shouldn't be a huge problem. The article said that westbound traffic would not be affected, only east bound (i.e. towards Chattanooga). So might be a problem for YOU after all hexidecimal.
But I think you're right Jess, they'll have that fixed ASAP.
It will effect the Nashville folks if it is still there because they make you turn around past it. I know sinkhole repairs can be hard to fix, but I Am sure 3 weeks is enough time.
Post by edgecrusher on May 18, 2010 16:45:18 GMT -5
No worries people. I live in Chattanooga which is 45 minutes south of Manchester. I just heard on our local news that the sinkhole will be fixed by the end of this weekend...
Wow. Luckily nobody got hurt and fell into the thing.
I remember a couple years ago, one opened up on I-88 in New York - both sides of the highway were washed out after a flash flood and a couple truckers got killed by falling in the hole.
Shouldn't be a huge problem. The article said that westbound traffic would not be affected, only east bound (i.e. towards Chattanooga). So might be a problem for YOU after all hexidecimal.
But I think you're right Jess, they'll have that fixed ASAP.
Looking at the map in the info link, it appear the hole is below Manchester between there and Chatanooga. If that's the case I think I should be fine. I come from above Manchester on 24 from Nashville.
If the map is wrong however, then yeah I'm in trouble.
Either way, I hope they get this fixed up and no one is affected by it, and it's lucky no one was hurt when it opened up.
Edit: Reading the article and looking up the exits on Google maps puts it at 127 which is several miles below where we come in for the Wal-Mart, also according to the article they hope to have it fixed and open again by Saturday, so it looks like this won't be an issue unless it reopens.
There are alternative routes to roo and are not that bad in time and driving conditions. the route I like to take is hwy 64 to Fayetteville the turn onto hwy 50 and go threw Lynchburg ( Home of Jack Daniels). then on to the roo.
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Post by lilmomma0727 on May 22, 2010 11:19:11 GMT -5
It is a real headache in manchester right now ive lived in manchester my whole life... they first said that they would have it fixed in 3 days i do hope they get it done before bonnaroo because as of right now they are re routing people through town towards hillsboro and back on the interstate... i havent been able to get to walmart in days...
Tis fixed it appears (Or somewhat passable. At least 114 exit eastbound was open and people heading eastbound when i crossed over the exit a few hours ago)...woohoo!! no more traffic in town!
Post by kingofcheezwiz on May 22, 2010 16:30:38 GMT -5
You're so padding your post count, LawnGnome! There must be at least 3 threads about this, and I've seen that link twice now. Good on you for spreading the news so quickly, though.
You're so padding your post count, LawnGnome! There must be at least 3 threads about this, and I've seen that link twice now. Good on you for spreading the news so quickly, though.
I posted in two, but not in the third one that was actually located in the right forum. People seemed concerned about this though...