Man taken to Dalby Hospital with head injuries after Ducklo crash
A man who suffered head injuries in a single-vehicle crash may have fallen asleep behind the wheel when his car swerved off the road. Find out more.
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A man in his 20s has been taken to Dalby Hospital after a single-vehicle crash at Ducklo on the Moonie Highway at 10.15pm Tuesday night.
The man was taken to hospital in a stable condition with a non-life threatening head injury.
Police said the driver had lost control of his vehicle and swerved off the road suggesting he may have fallen asleep behind the wheel.
They said investigations surrounding the crash were ongoing.
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Originally published as Man taken to Dalby Hospital with head injuries after Ducklo crash
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