Crash slows traffic at busy CBD intersection
THERE were reports of a two-vehicle crash on the northern flank of the Toowoomba CBD.
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UPDATE: Queensland Ambulance Service paramedics assessed two patients involved in a crash at the intersection of Mort St and Bridge St.
No one was injured.
Early reports suggest a Holden Barina collided with a single cab work ute about 8.45am.
9AM: TWO vehicles collided at the intersection of Bridge St and Mort St, affecting traffic.
The crash occurred about 8.45am, today.
Fireys and paramedics are on scene.
More to come.
Originally published as Crash slows traffic at busy CBD intersection
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