Motorist hurt after crashing in to fence, house in Harristown
Paramedics and firefighters responded to reports of driving losing control of their vehicle and crashing through a fence.
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Paramedics have transported a woman to the Toowoomba Hospital after she was injured in a single-vehicle crash.
The woman and a second motorist were travelling in a white sedan when they crashed through a fence and came to rest beside a house in Butt St, Harristown, about 11.45am.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokeswoman said the woman sustained minor lacerations.
The second motorist was uninjured.
There are unconfirmed reports that the woman was test-driving a new car at the time.
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