Nashville, Tennessee

Welcome to the BigRigTravels KZbin channel!
BigRigSteve is an American truck driver that shares his daily routine and experiences while living his life out on the open road. Come explore the multilane interstates in the big cities to the two lane blacktop backroads of the small towns of America from the unique perspective from the windshield of his big rig as he uses two different cameras to broadcast LIVE every mile of every trip. His website at bigrigtravels.com has all of the current trip information including dynamic GPS data fed to the website such as a speedometer, altimeter, weather at the the truck's location, interactive maps, blog and much more. There you can also find information about past trips located in the Trip Journals section.
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Rolling North on Interstate 24 through Nashville, Tennessee with a skyline view of downtown Nashville. To find out all my current trip information, truckcams, GPS, photos, panoramas, and more, visit my BLOG:
18 Wheels Across America.net To learn more about BigRigTravels, visit these links:
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[@KiwiPowerNZ]

I've been looking for a channel like this thanks for sharing! I subscribed.

[@markrushing7306]

Great upload!! This takes me back 15 years while I drove for J B Hunt OTR. Tennessee was one of my favorite playgrounds to rumble through as the other 47 states! NO regrets!! T for Texas, T for Tennessee!

[@josephtittle55]

Tennessee is a great place to visit. I recommend Nashville, because it is a safe city,not a lot of crime here;still you have to be careful which part of town you go,but downtown is very safe.You will like it in the downtown area.

[@graymikep64]

Cool bro

[@haulshine4093]

I was in brentwood working on a house in jun 2012. one day it got up to 109! but I have to say I love Nashville! I will move back..

[@celticfreckles392]

I agree with Craig. With all the stress I'm under I find these videos to relax me while at the same time look at the scenery where I may be relocating to. I'm from Calif and now living in New Mexico but I desperately need a change and have never seen the southeast so I think I'll try it for a few years. I'm thinking Tennessee because I'm thinking it might be less hot, less congestion, and safer than Charleston, Savannah or Florida. Correct me if I'm wrong.

[@brunoescarcega]

Great trip. thanks for the ride!

[@Meex1989]

I live on the west side of town, so I take Briley if I need to go up towards Rivergate to avoid all the traffic. There's virtually no traffic on Briley.

[@brunoescarcega]

You're absolutely right!

[@RampGuy1]

You go a different way. I always take the interstate east of downtown when I'm heading north towards Louisville.

[@donhawk5763]

As a Nashvillian I have two things to say: 1. Thanks for the upload 2. This video is actually of I-65, not I-24.

[@mywhorled]

Don Hawk I know right?! Had me all confused and I lived there over 40 years.

[@johnnywayne3443]

yay...interstate.

[@dennismcclatchey6769]

Were you heading towards Nashville or out of Nashville. I come from Australia.