Horror off-ramp crash leaves nine injured as paramedics rush people to hospital
- Two children among four people injured in multi-vehicle crash in Brisbane
- Three cars and bus crashed along Riverside Expressway on Sunday afternoon
- Paramedics assessed nine people and said bus did not have any passengers
Two children are among four people who have been taken to hospital following a four vehicle crash along a busy highway in Brisbane.
Three cars and a bus crashed into each other along the Riverside Expressway inbound at the Elizabeth Street off-ramp at 2.35pm on Sunday.
Paramedics were called to the scene and assessed nine people.
Three cars and a bus crashed into each other along the Riverside Expressway inbound at the Elizabeth Street off-ramp at 2.35pm on Sunday
Two children below the age of 10 and an adult suffered minor injuries and were taken to Prince Charles Hospital.
A woman in her 50s also suffered minor injuries and was taken to Royal Brisbane Hospital.
A Queensland Paramedics spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia the bus had no passengers onboard at the time of the crash.
The crash sparked heavy delays back to Woolloongabba.
Emergency services had cleared the crash site by 3.30pm but warned motorists to still expect delays.
A Queensland Paramedics spokesperson told Daily Mail Australia the bus had no passengers onboard at the time of the crash
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