Traffic is being diverted after horror Warrego Hwy crash traps teen girl in wreckage

A teenage girl was trapped in wreckage following a Warrego Hwy crash

Ambulance crews are at the scene of a two-car crash on the Warrego Highway.

A TEENAGE girl has been extracted from a smashed up car after she became trapped following a serious traffic crash in Haigslea on Friday afternoon.

Paramedics worked to free the teenager from the wreckage of a Toyota Camry and assessed three other patients after the Camry and a Holden Rodeo collided.

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Four ambulance crews, including critical care, were sent to the scene of the crash at the Walloon exit of the Warrego Highway, westbound about 12pm.

A Queensland Ambulance Service spokesman said a male, female and child were also assessed at the scene.

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"They look to be OK, just some seatbelt-related injuries among them," the spokesman said.

"(The teenage girl sustained) pelvic injuries."

The girl is in a serious but stable condition and the three other patients are in a stable condition.

Traffic diversions have been implemented across the westbound lanes and police are directing traffic via Wulkuraka Connection Rd.

A Queensland Police Service spokesman confirmed the scene was still being cleared.

Originally published as Traffic is being diverted after horror Warrego Hwy crash traps teen girl in wreckage