Driver flees scene of car crash at Twin Waters roundabout

When emergency crews found the mangled wreckage of a car around a snapped tree on the Sunshine Coast, the driver was nowhere to be found. PHOTOS, VIDEO.

The driver may have left the scene but the catastrophic impact of a car of a silver hatchback into line of trees on the Sunshine Coast tells a story of its own.

Police tape cordons off the crash site on the Twin Waters roundabout where the car had left the road, smashing into the trunk of a tree and snapping it in half.

Police said emergency services were called to the intersection of Ocean Drive and Twin Waters Drive around 3:30am after a Ford Focus was located having collided with a tree.

Upon arrival, the occupants of the vehicle were unable to be located.

Police tape surrounds the wreckage of a silver hatchback which smashed into threes at Twin Waters. PHOTOS: Mark Furler

Inquires into locating the driver of the vehicle are ongoing at this stage.

A Queensland Fire and Emergency Service spokesperson said one firefighting crew attended and made sure the scene was safe.

When emergency crews arrived at the scene, no driver was found

The spectacle stopped riders on the popular morning cycling route which also leads to the north shore dog beach.

Police are investigating a serious crash on the corner of Twin Waters and Ocean Drives.

One local could be heard saying “they must have hit that hard” as passing cars also slowed to survey the damage.

The hit and run comes less than 24 hours after crash carnage blocked the Bruce Hwy in the same region for several hours and left one woman fighting for her life on Friday and amid a two-week road safety blitz.