Five injured in four separate Sunshine Coast crashes just hours apart

Paramedics, police and firefighters on the Sunshine Coast have scrambled to four accidents within hours including a motorcycle crash and a rollover. DETAILS

Paramedics have attended four crashes in a matter of hours on the Sunshine Coast. FILE PHOTO

Paramedics, police and firefighters on the Sunshine Coast have scrambled to four accidents within hours including a motorcycle crash at Buderim and a rollover at Forest Glen.

Queensland Ambulance service said a man in his 30s was taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital following a motorcycle crash on Lindsay Road, Buderim at 4.45am. He suffered minor injuries and was reported to be in a stable condition.

Police said the motorbike rider was assisting police with investigations.

At Highworth near Nambour, a man and a woman suffered seat belt injuries after a single-vehicle crash on the corner of Nambour Mapleton Road and Walsh Road at 11.24pm. They were also taken to hospital.

A Queensland Fire Department spokeswoman said the pair crashed into a power pole but no one was trapped.

At Forest Glen, a woman in her 20s with minor injuries has been taken to Sunshine Coast University Hospital after a single-vehicle rollover on Grammar School Way at 10.30pm. Police said she suffered a possible concussion.

Two Queensland Fire crew arrived just before 10.30 after a car ended up on its side near Owen Creek Rd.

A QFD spokeswoman said the driver became trapped but was quickly freed and placed in the hands of paramedics.

At Cooloolabin, a woman in her 60s with a head injury has been taken to Nambour Hospital following a single-vehicle crash on Shrapnel Road at 10.07pm.

Originally published as Five injured in four separate Sunshine Coast crashes just hours apart