Man in his 50s rushed to hospital after Meandarra crash involving truck and road train
A man has been lucky to avoid serious injury after his truck was sideswiped by a road train, causing it to flip. Find out more.
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A man in his 50s has been taken to Tara Hospital after his truck was struck by a road train in Meandarra.
Emergency services attended the crash on Condamine Meandarra Rd and Western Rd about 5.51pm after reports a truck had been sideswiped, causing it to roll.
The truck driver was transported to the Tara Hospital in a stable condition with leg and hip pain.
The cause of the crash is currently being investigated.
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