Two men hospitalised after crash on Leichhardt Highway at Condamine

Police investigations continue after a man in his 30s suffered serious leg injuries and another in his teens was hospitalised after a two vehicle crash on the Leichhardt Highway. Find out the details here.

Two men have been taken to hospital after a two vehicle crash in Condamine in the early hours of Monday morning.

Three people were involved in the two-vehicle crash on the Leichhardt Highway at Henrys Rd at about 3.50am on Monday morning.

Paramedics arrived on scene at 4.14am, with Queensland Police and Queensland Fire and Emergency services arriving soon after.

Two men were hospitalised after a two-vehicle crash on the Leichhardt Highway at Condamine.

There were initial reports that the occupants were trapped in their vehicles, but a Queensland Ambulance Service spokesman confirmed that all occupants were eventually safely removed.

Paramedics took a man in his 30s to Miles Hospital in a stable condition with serious leg injuries.

Two men were hospitalised after a two-vehicle crash on the Leichhardt Highway at Condamine.

A man in his teens was brought to Miles Hospital via private means with minor injuries.

Police have not yet determined the cause of the accident, but said that the crash was between a Nissan Navara and a Toyota Hilux, as one vehicle drove North and the other South on the Leichhardt highway.

A man and a woman in their 30s occupied the Toyota, and a 17-year-old man occupied the Nissan.

A spokeswoman for Queensland Police said investigations are continuing.

Two men were hospitalised after a two-vehicle crash on the Leichhardt Highway at Condamine.