![Nowra firefighters have cleaned up spilled fuel from a crash on Kalandar St. Picture by Fire and Rescue NSW. Nowra firefighters have cleaned up spilled fuel from a crash on Kalandar St. Picture by Fire and Rescue NSW.](/images/transform/v1/crop/frm/165949827/c33049de-6e9f-44f8-ae26-e2a1f4a57594.JPG/r0_0_2048_1536_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg)
Emergency services are mopping up the remnants of a single-vehicle crash in Nowra.
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Just before 9.30am on Monday (March 27), a car hit the centre barrier on Kalandar St and spilled fuel on to the road.
Firefighters, paramedics, and police were all called to the scene; both occupants of the car were able to get out safely.
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Paramedics assessed the two patients - women aged 54 and 16 - and treated them for shock. Neither required further hospital treatment.
The eastbound lane of Kalandar St, at the Princes Hwy intersection, remains obstructed until fire and rescue finish the clean-up.
Drivers should avoid the area if possible - there is heavy traffic on both Princes Hwy and Kalandar St, and traffic control is in place
Officers attached to South Coast Police District are investigating the crash.
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