Crash on Italy's A1: campervan crushed between two trucks carrying flammable styrene

On May 21, a collision involving two heavy vehicles and a motorhome occurred on the A1 highway near Arezzo. One of the trucks was carrying a tanker of styrene, a flammable monomer. No leakage was reported. Two occupants of the motorhome and one truck driver sustained minor injuries.

On the A1 highway in the province of Arezzo, two trucks and a motorhome collided. Three people were injured: a man and a woman from the motorhome, and the driver of one of the trucks. A tanker containing styrene was present but not damaged, averting a potential hazard.

On the A1 highway near Arezzo, two trucks and a motorhome collided. The accident occurred around 4:15 PM at kilometer 352 of the southbound lane. Three people were injured: a 70-year-old man and a 61-year-old woman from the motorhome, and the 33-year-old driver of one of the trucks. A tanker carrying styrene raised concerns, but inspections ruled out any leakage.

On May 21, around 4:15 PM on the A1 highway in Tuscany, between Valdarno and Arezzo exits, two trucks and a motorhome collided. The front of the motorhome was crushed. Three people were injured: a 70-year-old man and a 61-year-old woman inside the motorhome, and a 33-year-old driver of another vehicle. All were taken to San Donato Hospital in Arezzo with code 2. One truck carried styrene (flammable monomer) but no leak occurred. The accident caused an 8 km traffic jam; traffic has resumed.

On the A1 Milan-Naples highway between Valdarno and Arezzo towards Rome, a crash involving two trucks and a motorhome caused a 10 km traffic jam. Three people were injured: a man and a woman from the motorhome and a truck driver. A tanker carrying styrene was not damaged, with no leakage. Traffic is reduced to one lane.

On the A1 motorway (Autosole) at kilometer 352 southbound, two trucks and a motorhome collided. The alarm was raised around 4:15 PM. Three people were injured: a 70-year-old man and a 61-year-old woman from the motorhome, and a 33-year-old truck driver. They were taken to the emergency department of Arezzo hospital with code 2 (moderate severity). One truck was carrying a tank of styrene (flammable monomer), but no leak occurred. Firefighters, ambulances, police, and Autostrade personnel responded.

On the A1 highway in Italy, at kilometer 352, two trucks and a motorhome collided. The accident occurred around 4:30 PM, with firefighters, paramedics, police, and highway personnel responding. Two occupants of the motorhome (a man and a woman) were handed over to medical staff; the driver of one truck sustained minor injuries. One truck was carrying styrene (a flammable monomer), but no leakage occurred.

On May 21, 2026, at km 352 of the A1 highway in the Arezzo area, two trucks and a motorhome were involved in a collision. A man and a woman inside the motorhome were injured, along with one truck driver (minor injuries). One truck carried styrene but no leak occurred. Firefighters, ambulance, and police responded.

On May 21, on the A1 near Arezzo, a motorhome was crushed between two trucks in a rear-end collision. Two people in the motorhome (a 70-year-old man and a 61-year-old woman) were injured and taken to hospital. The driver of one truck also sustained minor injuries. A tanker carrying styrene (flammable monomer) was not damaged, and no leak occurred. Traffic toward Rome was disrupted; Autostrade advised alternative routes.

On the A1 Milan-Naples highway, between Valdarno and Arezzo towards Rome, around 4:15 PM at km 352, an accident involving two trucks and a motorhome occurred. Three people (a 70-year-old man, a 61-year-old woman, and a 33-year-old man) were taken to Arezzo hospital with code 2. Traffic is heavily congested, with a 6 km queue that is gradually decreasing. Drivers are advised to use alternative routes: for long distances, exit at Florence Impruneta, take the Siena-Bettolle SS326, and re-enter the highway at Valdichiana; for short trips, exit at Valdarno, take the SR69, and re-enter at Arezzo.

An accident occurred in the afternoon on the A1 motorway between Valdarno and Arezzo, involving two trucks and a motorhome. Three people were injured: a 70-year-old man and a 61-year-old woman from the motorhome, and a 33-year-old truck driver. All were taken to the emergency room of Arezzo hospital. One truck was carrying styrene, but no leak occurred.

On the A1 motorway near Arezzo, Italy, on May 21, 2026, a camper van rear-ended a truck carrying flammable styrene. Two occupants of the camper van (a 70-year-old man and a 61-year-old woman) and a 33-year-old truck driver sustained injuries. No leakage of the hazardous liquid occurred. Long queues formed in both directions.

On the A1 highway in Italy, at kilometer 352, around 4:30 PM, a collision occurred between two trucks and a motorhome. Three people sustained minor injuries: a man and a woman from the motorhome, and the driver of one truck. One truck was carrying styrene, a flammable monomer, but no leakage occurred. Traffic was slowed due to rescue operations.

At 4:15 PM, emergency services responded to a crash on the A1 southbound at km 352 involving two heavy vehicles and a motorhome. Three people—a 70-year-old man, a 61-year-old woman, and a 33-year-old man—were transported to Arezzo hospital with yellow code.

Around 4:30 PM on the A1 southbound, two trucks and a motorhome collided. Three people — a 70-year-old man, a 33-year-old man, and a 61-year-old woman — were taken to Arezzo hospital with yellow code. One truck carried styrene (flammable monomer), but no leakage occurred. Traffic reduced to one lane, 7 km queue; drivers advised to exit at Valdarno and use SR69.