The Boring Company doesn't want to merely build a Tesla tunnel connecting Nashville's downtown to the airport. Elon Musk's company hopes to use community conversations for feedback on where to build an entire tunnel network throughout the city,

The Boring Company revealed their proposed route for the Music City Loop as they move ahead with plans to build the tunnel from downtown Nashville to the Nashville International Airport.

The Boring Company, Elon Musk’s tunnel-digging company, and Tennessee Governor Bill Lee have announced a plan to build a 10-mile “loop” that will connect Nashville’s downtown and its convention center to the area’s airport.

Elon Musk's Boring Company will build a privately funded high-speed tunnel, the Music City Loop, connecting Nashville International Airport to downtown. While state officials and the U.S. DOT secretary expressed enthusiasm, Nashville's mayor raised operational concerns and some residents voiced skepticism.

Questions abound on The Boring Company's Music City Loop project — and Nashville Mayor Freddie O'Connell's office has submitted dozens of them.

The Tennessee State Building Commission's executive committee approved a lease agreement Thursday with The Boring Company to use a state parking lot to begin its Music City Loop tunnel. The approval vote came over the jeers of a crowd of Nashville residents who oppose the project.

Some local leaders question whether the route serves the community's daily needs and have suggested expanding the system to help commuters from areas like Murfreesboro.