Teen injured after car crash into parked car, tree at Highland Park, Gold Coast

A teenager will face court after he allegedly crashed a Toyota Corolla into a parked car in Highland Park. Read the details

A teenager will face court over a Highland Park crash.

A teenager will face court after he allegedly crashed a Toyota Corolla into a parked car in Highland Park on Monday afternoon.

Emergency services rushed to Armstrong Way about 4.10pm Monday following reports of a single car crash.

It was initially reported that a car had hit a guard rail then crashed into a parked car.

A police spokesman said the Corolla driver, a 19-year-old Robina man, had been issued a notice to appear in court on one count of driving under the influence of liquor, one count of driving on a disqualified licence and one count of driving without due care and attention.

He is expected to face Southport Magistrates Court on March 14.

Teen injured after car crash into parked car - January 16

A teenager has been injured after a car crashed into a parked car and a tree in Highland Park.

Emergency services rushed to Armstrong Way about 4.10pm Monday following reports of a single car crash.

Police said it was initially reported that a car had hit a guard rail then crashed into a parked car.

A Queensland Ambulance spokesman said a car had crashed into a parked car and a tree.

Three occupants of the car were assessed at the scene.

A male in his early teens was taken to Gold Coast University Hospital (GCUH) in a stable condition with minor injuries.

Another occupant was also taken to GCUH in a stable condition.

A third patient in their mid-teens was assessed at the scene but did not require treatment.