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Rollover crash on US Route 7 in Clarendon under investigation, police say

A rollover crash occurred on US Route 7 in Clarendon, Vermont, on December 19, 2025. According to police, one driver faces a pending civil violation.

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Vermont State Police say a rollover crash occurred on December 19, 2025, at approximately 7:42 AM on US Route 7 in Clarendon. The incident involved two vehicles traveling southbound, with one attempting to pass the other when the collision happened.

According to police reports, Lisa Towne, 36, of Rutland, was operating a 2021 Honda Pilot in the passing lane when she struck a 2018 Ford F-150 driven by Todd Smith, 52, of Clarendon. Following the impact, Towne’s vehicle overturned and came to a stop off the west side of the roadway. Both drivers were wearing seat belts and reported no injuries, with no hospital visits required. Significant damage was reported to Towne’s vehicle, while Smith’s truck sustained minor damage. Emergency responders from the Clarendon Fire Department and Carrara’s Towing assisted at the scene.

A Vermont Civil Violation Complaint is pending against Towne. Police note that charges are allegations and the legal process is ongoing; further developments may alter the current status or court dates related to the incident.

Source: Vermont State Police

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