Peak-hour traffic chaos after truck ‘flips’ on Sydney’s M4 motorway
Peak-hour traffic has been thrown into chaos in one Australian city after a truck ‘flipped’ on a busy arterial motorway.
Commuters in Sydney’s west are facing traffic chaos after a truck reportedly flipped on a busy arterial motorway.
Live Traffic NSW reported the truck and car crash on the busy M4 motorway near Greystanes at about 6.30am on Thursday.
The truck is understood to have flipped onto its roof, with emergency services on their way to the scene.
It was reported earlier on Thursday morning that traffic was banked up for up to 15km after the collision.
A NSW Ambulance spokesperson said paramedics assessed five people on Thursday morning, however there were only minor injuries.
No one was transported to hospital.
The road was open by shortly after 8am, though traffic is impacted in both directions and a reduced speed limit of 80km/h is in place.
Motorists were advised to still expect delays.
Originally published as Peak-hour traffic chaos after truck ‘flips’ on Sydney’s M4 motorway
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