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The boys from Chermside and Nundah areas working together this morning, for a four vehicle traffic crash on Gympie Road at Carseldine.

Mobile1 from Ready Towing leading the boys of 131TOW.COM to clear the road and get traffic flowing again.

The Ready Towing Group services the whole of South East Queensland, from the far ends of the Sunshine Coast, South to the beautiful Gold Coast, and west to scenic views of Toowoomba. We have trucks on the road 24/7, as the only towing company servicing a full fleet of night drivers to make sure you have someone there when you need them the most.

The rule is simple – if you see flashing lights at the roadside, move over and slow down. Emergency vehicles include tow trucks, police cars, fire trucks, ambulances, and transport enforcement vehicles.

The penalty for those who ignore the new law will be $431 and 3 demerit points, or a maximum court-imposed penalty of $4,312.

Move over and slow down for emergency roadside workers New laws to protect vulnerable roadside workers will be introduced next month requiring motorists to ‘move over and slow down’ when passing incidents.

More than 75mm of rain is forecast for the Wide Bay region, including Maryborough and Hervey Bay, while 50mm is expected in Brisbane and across the southeast over Friday and Saturday.

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This afternoons chaos on the Gateway Motorway, at Bracken Ridge. The team on scene discussed some recovery options with Transport and Main Roads’ Traffic Response Unit, and the Queensland Police, putting a plan together to clear the scene with minimal disruptions to the remaining open lane.

The decision was made to recover the trailer in the position it was, using the tray of the truck as large shovel to take the trailer and contents away in one go. Queensland Fire also responded to the incident to help separate the trailer hitch from the vehicle.

The team was escorted off the highway to allow it to reopen to the peak hour traffic and found a safe location to preform the rest of the recovery without further disruption to commuters.

The vehicle not damaged in the crash and neither occupant suffered any injuries. The trailer was written off in the incident.

This driver was able to walk away after a major crash last night on the Bruce Highway at Murrumba Downs.

Just before 10pm last night, the vehicle was travelling northbound when it lost control and collided with a barrier, before rolling. The driver was able to escape the vehicle before it bust into flames.

One patient was assessed and transported with minor injuries to the Royal Brisbane Hospital.

A Friday night call out were the driver was lucky to walk away with no injuries, and the Redcliffe team got to flip a coin on who got wet on this fine winter’s evening.

The worst thing we all fear, has happened again today. A colleague from RACQ was struck by a vehicle on the M1 at Ormeau today, while assisting a broken down vehicle.

Our thoughts are with the operator and family. We wish them a full and speedy recovery.

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The introduction of a ‘move over, slow down’ rule for Queensland!

This means drivers will need to slow down or change lanes when passing a stationary vehicle with flashing lights, including ambulances, police, fire, and tow trucks vehicles. The rule change will be implemented from later this year (2022).

Read the full statement released by Transport and Main Roads Minister Mark Bailey 👉 https://statements.qld.gov.au/statements/94293