Four-car crash causes heavy Pacific Motorway delays
A four-car crash on the Pacific Motorway in peak hour traffic has caused major delays for commuters to Brisbane.
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A four-car collision in peak hour traffic caused major delays along the Pacific Motorway heading north to Brisbane Monday morning.
Two lanes of the motorway heading northbound to Brisbane were closed around 7.30am following a minor four-car collision near Westfield Mt Gravatt shopping centre.
At its peak, motorist experienced 18km delays of up to 40 minutes travelling through to the CBD.
A Queensland Ambulance services spokeswoman confirmed one patient was assessed by paramedics but injuries appeared to be minor. One person was taken to the PA Hospital in a stable condition.
By 9.30am the backlog of traffic had clearede.
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