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Police responded to a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Edwards and Munro streets in Ayr last week. Photo: Facebook/Vicki De Non.
Police responded to a two-vehicle collision at the intersection of Edwards and Munro streets in Ayr last week.
The crash occurred at around 12.10pm on Thursday, July 23, leaving a 28-year-old female driver with a broken arm.
Nearby CCTV footage is assisting police with their ongoing investigation into the incident.
Ayr Fire and Rescue crews also attended the scene.
The crash follows a series of other incidents in the Burdekin region this month, including a truck rollover and fire near Clare that left the driver seriously injured before he was airlifted to Townsville Hospital.
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