Emergency crews rush to Bruce Highway crash at Glenwood
Emergency services have revealed the likely cause of a crash which led to traffic delays on the Bruce Highway at Glenwood on Tuesday just hours after a truck carrying lettuce rolled over further south.
Fraser Coast
Don't miss out on the headlines from Fraser Coast. Followed categories will be added to My News.
Emergency service crews have attended the scene of a single-vehicle crash on the Bruce Highway at Glenwood.
The crash happened about 7.51am on the Bruce Highway at Kanyan Rd, with a car crashing into a ditch as the result of a suspected medical episode, a spokeswoman from the Queensland Police Service said.
Police were carrying out traffic control after the crash, with motorists urged to drive with caution while travelling in the area.
A male patient was transported in a stable condition to Gympie Hospital with chest pain.
The crash happened just hours after a truck carrying fruit and vegetables rolled over further south at Forest Glen.
More Coverage
Originally published as Emergency crews rush to Bruce Highway crash at Glenwood
100+ faces: All the glitz and glamour from the Torbanlea Picnic Races
Thousands of people have turned up to Torbanlea’s annual picnic race day dressed to the nines. Check out our gallery:
The Palaszczuk supporters who have abandoned Steven Miles
An exclusive Courier-Mail poll reveals many of the voters who helped an Annastacia Palaszczuk-led Labor secure victory at the last state election have returned to the LNP.
‘Disappeared’: Qld family fears for young brother missing in Spain
A Queensland family is desperate for answers as international police investigate the disappearance of their little brother.
Drunk driver crashes ute into house after drinking session
A Maryborough man was more then three times over the legal limit when he made the bad decision to move his ute off the side of the road, and ended up crashing. Read the full story of what happened:
Who won week three? Watch most BRUTAL Voter Verdict yet
The Courier-Mail’s Voter Verdict have weighed in on the third week of the election campaign with a brutal assessment of both leaders. But who won the week?
Premier vows to open 10 new police beats despite 42 closing
Steven Miles will attempt to open 10 new police beats if elected, despite 42 beats closing since Labor has been in power, something the Premier says was a police service decision.