Truck crash closes Gwydir Highway west of Grafton
Gwydir Highway traffic impacted after collision between two trucks west of Grafton this afternoon.
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UPDATE, 3.45PM: A Rural Fire Service vehicle was one of the two trucks involved in a crash on the Gwydir Highway at Cangai this afternoon.
The highway was closed in both directions after the incident. However, it is understood alternating traffic conditions are now in place.
A TNT Towing spokesperson confirmed to The Daily Examiner one of the trucks was an RFS vehicle, which had flipped on its side. The other was a semi-trailer.
There are no reports of major injuries at this stage.
ORIGINAL STORY, 2.25PM: A crash involving two trucks has closed the Gwydir Highway west of Grafton this afternoon.
Emergency services were called to the scene about 1.36pm on Friday to the scene, which is around 30km west of Jackadgery. There have been unconfirmed reports one of the vehicles has rolled, but it is unclear if anyone is trapped or injured.
Live Traffic NSW reports the road is closed in both directions as a result.
JACKADGERY: The Gwydir Hwy is closed in both directions due to a truck crash 30km west of Jackadgery. Avoid the area.
— Live Traffic NSW (@LiveTrafficNSW) March 19, 2021
Motorists are advised to avoid the area.
The crash is the latest in a horror period on Clarence Valley roads, with the Pacific Highway closed at Glenugie following a motorcycle crash last night, and a fatal crash earlier this week on Brooms Head Road which claimed the life of a 24-year-old Gulmarrad man.
Originally published as Truck crash closes Gwydir Highway west of Grafton