Three vehicles have collided on a Brisbane motorway during the morning rush.
Emergency teams were called to the crash on the Pacific Motorway at Upper Mount Gravatt about 7.34am, near the Klumpp Road entrance, on Monday.
The vehicles were travelling northbound, towards the CBD.
One person was taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital in a stable condition with minor injuries.
Police reported the other two vehicles had left the scene by the time officers arrived.
A Fire Department spokesperson said they understood there were delays, but other emergency departments said they had no information on road conditions.
Google Maps showed traffic in the areas travelling northbound backed up during peak hour.
Just a few kilometres away, a truck had collided with a barrier on the Gateway Motorway on-ramp about 4.30am.
A man was also taken to Princess Alexandra Hospital.
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