Car, motorcycle crash blocks Tin Can Bay Rd at Goomboorian
Emergency services have converged on the scene and are treating at least one injured person. Traffic is blocked in both directions.
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A man in his 30s has been injured after the motorcycle he was riding collided with a car at Goomboorian.
Police have closed both lanes of the Tin Can Bay Rd in the wake of the crash, which happened just before 5pm Tuesday.
The two vehicles were reportedly travelling in the same direction.
A Queensland Ambulance Services spokesman said the man suffered “limb injuries” and was being treated by paramedics.
Customers at the nearby Goomboorian Travel Stop reportedly witnessed the crash and raised the alarm with staff at the shop, who called emergency services.
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Originally published as Car, motorcycle crash blocks Tin Can Bay Rd at Goomboorian
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