Whether you live, work or just come to Franklin from time-to-time for socializing, there’s no doubt you’ve encountered some Franklin traffic.
Franklin’s Southern charm draws locals and those outside of the area to eat, play and shop in Franklin.
“The Downtown Franklin Historic District was named one of the Top 10 Great Neighborhoods by the American Preservation Association’s Great Places in America program,” reports Williamson Inc.
And its hometown feel and great schools have encouraged new businesses to move into the county. Williamson County is seen as a great place for companies and corporations to take root, because it is a safe place to live, family friendly and always evolving.
“Success breeds success,” says Matt Largen, president of the Williamson County Chamber of Commerce and formerly the county’s economic development director. “We’ve been successful for years. This is seen as a low-risk area for development because of the success other developers and companies have had in the area” (Source).
Of course, with the addition of new businesses, jobs and the influx of new residents, traffic congestion is bound to be a problem.
In our recent traffic study, we asked our readers to tell us what intersections they consider to be the most bothersome. Over 1,000 people answered our survey. As there were so many responses regarding the Franklin area, we have created a list of worst intersections for Franklin and a separate list for Cool Springs. As voted by our readers, here are the worst intersections in Franklin. 
Stay tuned this week as we look at the worst intersections in Brentwood, Cool Springs, Spring Hill, Nolensville and Fairview.
Special Report: Williamson County Traffic
See our interactive map below. Place your cursor over the pin points to see drone and time lapse video of certain intersections.
