Cyclist hit by car on David Low Way, Marcoola
An elderly woman has been transported to hospital after she was struck by a car while riding her bike on Thursday morning.
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An elderly woman has been transported to hospital after she was struck by a car while riding her bike on Thursday morning.
Emergency services were called at 8.25am to David Low Way in Marcoola after reports of a cyclist falling from their bike and into a car.
Members of the Queensland Ambulance Service treated a woman in her 70s on the scene for head and neck injuries.
A spokesman for the QAS said she was then transported in a stable condition to the Sunshine Coast University Hospital.
There were no traffic delays caused by the crash.
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Originally published as Cyclist hit by car on David Low Way, Marcoola
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