Traffic is clearing after a truck and car crash caused major northbound delays on the Gateway and Pacific motorways south of Brisbane on Tuesday morning.
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Traffic rapidly banked up nearly 20 kilometres on both motorways northbound after the crash happened about 7am.
A Queensland Ambulance Service spokesman said paramedics assessed the patients, with a male teenager and a man in his 40s both being treated for minor injuries but were not taken to hospital.
The crash occurred near the Miles Platting Road on-ramp at 7am in the right-hand lane, with the truck hitting a concrete divider.
Buses travelling inbound along the Pacific Motorway were expecting delays of up to half an hour, TransLink warned.
Australian Traffic Network reporter Chris Hull said delays back to the Logan Motorway and Loganholme on both motorways were ongoing at 8am, although the crash had been cleared.
By 9am Queensland Traffic reported the Pacific Motorway northbound was moving but still slow.
Commuters were asked to be patient or find alternative routes.
