33-year-old fined more than $1100 over allegedly causing crash on Roe street, Upper Coomera

A driver allegedly involved in a crash with a parked car on the Gold Coast has been hit with a large fine by police. Read why

Driver issued large fine over alleged cause of Gold Coast crash. Picture: Keith Woods.

A driver who allegedly crashed into a parked car on the Gold Coast has been issued a near$1200 fine by police.

Officer were called to Roe Street, Upper Coomera about 8.30pm on Saturday where a Hyundai i30 had slammed into a parked Nissan X-Trail, a Queensland Police Service (QPS) spokeswoman said.

Both vehicle sustained minor damage from the traffic crash.

Police breath tested the driver at the scene.

Following inquiries police issued a 33-year-old Logan woman with a $1161 Traffic Infringement Notice for driving while using a mobile phone, the QPS spokeswoman said.

The Hyundai and Nissan were towed from Upper Coomera crash scene on Saturday night.

Police inquiries are continuing.