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Council Puts Right-on-Red Back on the Agenda, Wants to Hear from Neighborhoods First

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Metro Council's second September meeting brought a softer version of the proposed ban on right turns at red lights — and instead of pushing it through, members chose to wait. A community meeting will happen before any vote, giving residents a say on how their intersections work. Grants also moved through the same session.

With reporting from Nashville Banner.

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