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Driver Charged After Loudon Crash, Chemical Spill

Two people were charged after a serious crash in Loudon County left two critically injured and caused a chemical spill involving a commercial vehicle. Tennessee Highway Patrol says the crash happened shortly after 9:30 a.m. Monday on Highway 72 near the Monroe County line.
WHO: Tennessee Highway Patrol; Loudon County Sheriff’s Office; driver of a Nissan Altima; driver of a Ford F-250; two injured victims
WHAT: A Nissan Altima and a Ford F-250 collided head-on after lane drift and an attempted avoidance maneuver, leading to critical injuries and a chemical spill; two people were charged.
WHEN: Sep 2, 2026
WHERE: Highway 72 near the Monroe County line, Loudon County, Tennessee
WHY: The crash cause was reported as the Nissan Altima failing to maintain its lane and drifting near the northbound fog line, leading to the head-on collision.

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