WARNING | Metal debris causing chaos for M1 motorists
Anyone travelling on the Pacific Motorway this afternoon is being warned to take extra care following a major metal debris spill.
At least 25 vehicles have fallen victim to the debris, which is understood to be strewn across multiple southbound lanes.
One witness has told myGC more than two dozen vehicles have had to pull over after suffering flat tyres as a result of driving over the shrapnel around 2.30pm.
According to the Department of Transport and Main Roads, the debris stretches all the way from Springwood to Oxenford.
Queensland Police have confirmed “a bunch of nails” have spilled across the road and urging motorists to drive with caution.
Notices have been put up on electronic boards along the M1, warning drivers of the debris.
A few deflated tyres on the Pacific Motorway at Pimpama heading southbound after a bunch of nails spilled across the busy thoroughfare. Keep an eye out if you’re in the area. pic.twitter.com/AetTILphou
— Queensland Police (@QldPolice) November 24, 2020
I was effected by this how do we find out who is responsible
“affected”
I drove my car to Gold Coast with mum and saw a lot of cars pulled over and wondering why it happened before we headed home. Lucky nothing happened to my car.