Bruce Highway closed after truck rollover
The Bruce Highway has been closed in both directions west of Bundaberg after a truck rolled over, causing two cars to crash into it.
THE Bruce Highway has been closed in both directions west of Bundaberg after a truck rolled over, causing two cars to crash into it.
Emergency services were called to Apple Tree Creek around 4.40am this morning to reports a B-double truck has jack knifed across both the north and southbound lanes of the Bruce Highway.
The @Bruce_Hwy is CLOSED both directions just north of Childers (Apple Tree Ck) after a truck crash. Pls delay travel and seek alt route #qldtraffic pic.twitter.com/AhQuNCEtvK
— Queensland Police (@QldPolice) July 1, 2019
As a result, two cars - one travelling in either direction - crashed into the truck.
A spokesman from Queensland Ambulance said three men were transferred to Bundaberg hospital with various injuries - all in a stable condition.
Police have closed the highway in both directions near Gentle Annie Road and have advised motorists to expect delays.
Originally published as Bruce Highway closed after truck rollover
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