Hour-long delays on Pacific Mwy towards the Gold Coast after single-vehicle crash
A car has been flipped onto its side at Holland Park West on the Pacific Motorway with motorists headed to the Gold Coast warned of significant delays.
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A single vehicle crash on the Pacific Motorway in Holland Park West is causing delays of about an hour for people travelling to the Gold Coast this morning.
A Queensland Fire Department spokeswoman said a car drove into the side barrier of the highway and was on its side when crews arrived on scene just after 8am.
All occupants were out of the vehicle with one currently being assessed by paramedics.
The M3 has been reduced to one lane through Tarragindi with traffic backing up to Stones Corner, from the accident.
More to come.
Originally published as Hour-long delays on Pacific Mwy towards the Gold Coast after single-vehicle crash
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