Paramedics, firefighters rush to a man trapped in a Nissan Patrol after rollover in Mackay

Emergency crews have had to free a man who became trapped in the wreckage of a four-wheel drive after a wild morning crash outside a North Queensland Bunnings.

Firefighters have rescued a young man from a crushed Nissan Patrol after it rolled near the Bunnings store in Mackay’s north.

The vehicle, travelling eastbound at the intersection of Holts Rd and Mackay-Bucasia Rd, rolled just after 9am.

The vehicle left the road and ended up in the garden patch outside the Bunnings.

A male was trapped in his 4wd after it rolled near the Bunnings in Mackay's Richmond suburb on May 27. Picture: Heidi Petith

A road sign was smashed up in the crash and the front of the 4wd was also crumpled in.

Firefighters, paramedics and police crews all attended the scene.

A road sign was impacted in the crash. Picture: Heidi Petith

Firefighters extricated the man from the wreckage.

Paramedics loaded the man into an ambulance in a neck brace.

Another driver said she witnessed a single car speeding on the road before the accident.

The police are investigating the crash.

A male was trapped in his 4wd after it rolled near the Bunnings in Mackay's Richmond suburb on May 27. Picture: Heidi Petith

A Queensland Ambulance Spokeswoman confirmed the man was taken to hospital in a stable condition.

A tow company removed the vehicle just before 11am.

The Mackay region recorded another rollover just moments later.

About 9.30am, a single vehicle rolled on the Peak Downs highway near Greenmount.

The driver did not suffer any injuries in the crash.