ACT Policing is investigating a collision this morning (Thursday, 14 April) in Hume involving a semi-trailer.
Around 7.20am, police responded to reports that a semi-trailer had been travelling along the Monaro Highway when it veered across both lanes and the median strip, colliding with a number of power poles and vehicles before coming to a stop.
The driver has been taken to The Canberra Hospital for treatment.
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