Army truck crashes on Queensland motorway, two injured
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 18 Oct, 07:02 · Archive
An Australian Defence Force truck left the road on the Centenary Motorway near Brisbane on Sunday morning, injuring two men.
An Australian Defence Force truck left the road on the Centenary Motorway at Springfield Lakes in Brisbane's southwest just before 10.30am on Sunday. The vehicle rolled on its side, with debris scattered nearby.
Two men were taken to hospital. The Queensland Ambulance Service said a man in his 30s and a man in his 40s suffered minor injuries and were taken to Mater Private Hospital Springfield in stable conditions.
The single-vehicle crash happened in the southbound lanes near the Springfield Lakes Boulevard on-ramp. Emergency crews closed lanes to work at the scene, causing traffic delays for motorists.
How it is being reported
- Two injured after army truck leaves road on Centenary Motorway near Springfield LakesA military truck crash on a major motorway left two men in hospital and caused traffic chaos on Sunday morning.Perth Now · 18 Oct, 06:29
- Two injured after army truck leaves road on Centenary Motorway near Springfield LakesA military truck crash on a major motorway left two men in hospital and caused traffic chaos on Sunday morning.The West Australian · 18 Oct, 06:29
In this story: Australian Defence Force · Centenary Motorway · Springfield Lakes · Brisbane · Mater Private Hospital Springfield · Queensland Ambulance Service
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