Man hurt in Gympie Bypass collision
Multiple emergency service crews are at the scene of a collision between a crane and a truck at a Bruce Highway Bypass worksite.
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Multiple emergency service crews are at the scene of a crash involving a crane and a truck at a Bruce Highway Bypass work site.
Two Fire and Emergency Service trucks and one ambulance arrived to Drummond Drive, Glanmire, at 2.40pm on Friday, near the Roadcraft Driving Centre, to treat a man with a broken leg.
The man was driving a water truck along an access road at the Gympie bypass site when the collision happened.
The front of the water truck appeared crumpled and was crashed in during the impact.
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Firies had to remove the passenger door of the truck to gain access to the driver. The man was taken to Gympie Hospital in a stable condition.
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Originally published as Man hurt in Gympie Bypass collision
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