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A Tesla tunnel project in Nashville has locals questioning safety, transparency

(20 Feb 2026) RESTRICTION SUMMARY: ASSOCIATED PRESS Nashville, Tennessee - 19 February 2026 1. Wide of Nashville council meeting 2. SOUNDBITE (English) David Buss, VP of Commercial and Governmental Affairs, The Boring Company: "When we came to Nashville with Music City Loop, Nashville was an exciting area for us. It was a growing dynamic city that is experiencing some of those pains that come with growth. It's been mentioned about some of the experiences of getting to BNA, and we actually present a very unique solution that can complement other transit solutions." ASSOCIATED PRESS Nashville, Tennessee - 20 January 2026 3. Wide exterior of construction for the Music City Loop entrance ASSOCIATED PRESS Nashville, Tennessee - 19 February 2026 4. SOUNDBITE (English) David Buss, VP of Commercial and Governmental Affairs, The Boring Company: "And so in total, this system is about 25 miles of tunnel. We'll have roughly about 30 stations along it. It is funded by us, so at no cost to taxpayers. And we're looking forward to getting started here, hopefully, in Q1." 5. Tight on a logo for the Boring Company 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Lindsay Lee, Nashville resident and chair of the Mayor's Advisory Committee for People with Disabilities: "So I've been to a previous Metro Council meeting where I tried to raise these same questions, came here again when the Boring Company was there, asked a lot of them again, still did not get any questions. The only response we got after a council member pressured them to commit to answering those questions, they didn't really commit. They just said, 'Oh yeah, we're ADA compliant. We really care about inclusivity, and we'll try our best to review the questions and get back to you,' which is not a commitment, it's evasive. And if they are ADA compliant, that's great. I mean, that what we watch, right? But tell us, like, how are you ADA compliant?" 7. Zoom out on The Boring Company's presentation on the screen 8. SOUNDBITE (English) David Buss, VP of Commercial and Governmental Affairs, The Boring Company: "Lithium ion battery fires obviously are a very scary thing. Their incidence and potential for happening in our tunnel system is very low. I am certainly not going to be the world's expert on it. And I may defer to Nick if I don't answer this completely, but in general, most of those happen in instances of charging incidents in which the cars are not in a charging function and in incidents of head-on collisions. Where our tunnels are single direction, you're not going to have that where you're running into a right angle or another car." ASSOCIATED PRESS Nashville, Tennessee - 20 January 2026 9. Wide of construction at The Music City Loop entrance ASSOCIATED PRESS Nashville, Tennessee - 19 February 2026 10. SOUNDBITE (English) Clay Capp, Metro Nashville councilmember: "It's not productive of trust or transparency to try to fob our questions off into emails that the public will not see. It's not productive of of trust and transparency for so many of my colleagues who have asked you direct questions, you've given indirect answers to." 11. Pan down on a slide presentation from The Boring Company 12. SOUNDBITE (English) Charles Robert Bone, Nashville resident and real estate developer: "This proposal does not eliminate the need for busses, sidewalks, bike lanes, or future corridor planning. If done right, this can supplement those, and together they can work together to truly make an impact. It is simply an additional option, privately financed, aimed at initially addressing one of our most persistent congestion points." ASSOCIATED PRESS Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...