Three lanes of I-40 Eastbound at mile marker 234 remain shut down due to a tractor trailer crash

LEBANON, Tenn. (WTVF) — All eastbound lanes on I-40 near mile marker 237 are currently shut down due to a tractor trailer crash. Two tractor-trailers were involved and a SUV was also involved.

Traffic will be diverted at Exit 236 onto S. Hartmann Dr.

According to Lebanon Police and THP, one tractor-trailer driver was killed and another tractor-trailer driver was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries.

Three lanes of I-40 Eastbound at mile marker 234 remain shut down as well due to a tractor trailer crash.

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