Nine miles of US-27, 1969 incorporation

Heavy Duty Towing in Soddy-Daisy, TN

A US-27 city at the base of Walden Ridge, with a nuclear plant access road and SR 111 up the escarpment.

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Nine Miles of US-27 and a Nuclear Plant Exit

Heavy Duty Towing in Soddy-Daisy centers on U.S. Route 27, which Wikipedia calls the city's main highway. The 13,070 residents (2020 census) live along a 9-mile stretch of US-27 where the former communities of Soddy and Daisy incorporated in April 1969. The city sits at the base of the Cumberland Escarpment, the east face of Walden Ridge, in Hamilton County. A semi, bus or equipment hauler that stops on this corridor is a heavy tow. Call (423) 387-0740.

US-27 exits we work

The freeway section of US-27 in Soddy-Daisy has interchanges at Thrasher Pike, Harrison Lane and Sequoyah Access Road, then SR 319 (Hixson Pike) farther north. Past that the freeway runs along the Tennessee River. At its northern end a large interchange with SR 111, near Dunlap, finishes the freeway. Tell us the exit, the direction (north to Dayton or south toward Chattanooga) and any landmark such as a crossover or bridge.

Sequoyah Access Road

The Sequoyah Nuclear Generating Station is in Soddy-Daisy, and Sequoyah Access Road is its main access route off US-27. The Tennessee Valley Authority operates the plant. If you break down on that ramp or road, call us and tell us exactly where you are, and expect the plant's security rules to apply to any responding vehicle. We will work with the plant or the highway patrol on access, and we will not enter a restricted area without clearance.

SR 111 and the climb to Dunlap

State Route 111 crosses Walden Ridge and leads 17 miles northwest to Dunlap, intersecting US-27 in the northern part of the city. That climb is the second reason for heavy tows here. Trucks leaving the US-27 freeway for the plateau, including dump trucks and equipment haulers, face a grade straight away. On the way down, brake fade is the usual problem. If your brakes fade, steer for an escape area if you see one and call.

Water on three sides

The lower part of Soddy Creek forms an inlet of Chickamauga Lake on the city's east side, and the freeway runs along the Tennessee River north of SR 319. A loaded boat hauler that rolls in a ditch beside the lake is a different recovery than one on the pavement, and we want to know the length, the weight and whether the load is a boat.

The city today

Wikipedia calls Soddy-Daisy a bedroom community of Chattanooga, part of the Chattanooga Metropolitan Statistical Area. It has seven schools, including Soddy-Daisy High School, a city historical museum that opened in 2017 and a replica of Poe's Tavern, which was Hamilton County's first courthouse. On a city street, tell us if you are blocking a lane or a school bus stop.

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Exit name or cross street
Direction of travel
Tractor-trailer, bus, dump truck, RV or equipment hauler, and the weight class
Cargo, and whether it is hazmat
What failed, and who pays

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Soddy-Daisy Corridor Facts

US-27 city. Soddy and Daisy incorporated in April 1969 along a 9-mile stretch of US-27, which Wikipedia calls the city's main highway; the 2020 census counted 13,070 people.
SR 111. State Route 111 crosses Walden Ridge and leads 17 miles northwest to Dunlap, intersecting US-27 in the northern part of the city.
Sequoyah plant access. Sequoyah Access Road is the main access route to the Sequoyah Nuclear Plant, with other US-27 interchanges at Thrasher Pike, Harrison Lane and SR 319 (Hixson Pike).
Escarpment setting. The city sits at the base of the Cumberland Escarpment, the east face of Walden Ridge, and an inlet of Chickamauga Lake lies on its east side.

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Soddy-Daisy Questions

Can you reach a truck on the Sequoyah Access Road ramp?

Yes, but the plant's rules still apply. Tell us where you are and we coordinate access with whoever controls the site or the road.

Do you recover trucks on SR 111 going up the ridge?

Yes. SR 111 starts at the northern US-27 interchange. Tell us uphill or downhill, and the dispatcher plans around the grade.

How do I describe my location on US-27 in Soddy-Daisy?

Use the nearest exit name (Thrasher Pike, Harrison Lane, Sequoyah Access Road, SR 319 or SR 111) and your direction.

Do you tow RVs and boat haulers near Chickamauga Lake?

Yes. Tell us length, weight and whether it is loaded, and we send suitable equipment.

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