r/Tennessee

Adult here finally deciding to learn to drive. I still have to get a learner's permit to practice. There's so much in the drivers book that I've been putting the test off for a while afraid I still won't pass because I can't remember the feet it takes to stop at every speed. And how many feet there are in a 2 second following distance at each speed. Also putting it off because going to the dmv and having to take the permit test as an adult is embarrassing and the dmv is so insanely awkward. There's always like 20 people in a silent room watching you while you go in and listening to you talk. And I have to announce to the room I'm taking a permit test at my age. I hate it so much But that's whole nother thing. How hard is the learners permit test?

Edit: Also what's the least busy day of week to go to the dmv?

Spending for mass deportations is estimated at more than $1,900 for every Tennessean. Misplaced priorities!!

Like the title says, will be visiting and love taking city skyline photos as a hobby (every city gets a frame with 5 or 6 pics for the wall). Figured people here would know the best spots. Thanks in advance yall!

Hi there! We are traveling from Detroit for Christmas break with our 18 year old son and 16 year old daughter. Are there any recs on where in Tennessee to stay or activities? We are younger parents that are able to keep up with lots of walking.

Although police departments in liberal cities and conservative suburbs are eager to embrace surveillance tech, elected officials across the aisle in Tennessee are moving the other way.

Hi everyone, let me start by apologizing if this seems all over the place, I am panicking this morning. I’m planning to propose to my girlfriend on the weekend of September 20th, either the 19th or 20th works I really dont care, those two days are at the start of our vacation. I woke up this morning to my photographer having to cancel on me due to urgent family matters. I completely understood, they’re a close family friend, it happens! But now I feel screwed, because they were going to go up a week prior to check out some places I was interested in and make sure there was insane foot traffic or the spots were actually good for photos. Now that’s not happening, so I need some recommendations for some pretty nature spots for us to visit. (preferably cheap or free entry, now that I’ll have have to include my new photographers entry fee into anywhere I go, and preferably not a spot that requires a tough hiking trail because of my disability in my knees)

All help is appreciated seeing as I’m practically a month out now with no photographer!