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The Canberra Times
The Canberra Times
National
Hannah Neale

Lanes on Sturt Avenue reopen after crash in Griffith

Northbound lanes on Sturt Avenue in Griffith have reopened after a crash earlier today.

Emergency services attended a single vehicle motor vehicle crash at the intersection of Sturt Avenue and McMillan Crescent, Griffith, at 10.30am Monday.

Firefighters worked quickly to remove one passenger from the vehicle while the other passenger got out the vehicle without help. Both were treated on scene by paramedics.

Northbound lanes on Sturt Avenue from the intersection of McMillan Crescent were closed while clean up operations were underway.

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