Vehicle pile up at Qld mine

TWO medium vehicles suffered significant damage after they collided at a Queensland open cut coal mine.

There were no injuries, however, significant vehicle damage resulted.

10 December 2020
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The first medium vehicle, which was under escort at the time, collided with another medium vehicle that was in the process of turning left off the access road they were travelling on.

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