Police sent to control traffic on Bruce Highway at Tiaro
Traffic is now flowing normally through Tiaro after earlier becoming banked up.
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Update, 3pm: Traffic is flowing as normal on the Bruce Hwy at Tiaro.
Police believe heavy holiday traffic played a part and delays were not caused by a crash.
Earlier: Police crews have been sent to the Bruce Highway at Tiaro following reports traffic is banked up as far as Hoffmans Rd, Netherby.
It is believed some reports have suggested a caravan had stopped either on or beside the road, causing traffic to grind to a halt.
A Queensland Police Service spokeswoman confirmed police crews had been sent out to the incident, which was first reported at 11.05am Monday.
She said police were being involved in “traffic management”.
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