Vehicle hits bridge in Drury, train services on Pukekohe line suspended

A ute has flipped at the intersection of Ramarama and Maketu Rds in Drury this morning.

A vehicle has hit a bridge and a ute has flipped in South Auckland, disrupting traffic and suspending train services.

Auckland Transport spokesman Mark Hannan said a vehicle hit a rail bridge at Drury about 6.15 this morning.

The line was checked for safety, and reopened at 7.30am.

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Buses took commuters between Pukekohe and Papakura while the train line was suspended, Hannan said.

Meanwhile a ute flipped while rounding a corner at the intersection of Ramarama and Maketu Rds, Drury.

A police spokeswoman said the Toyota Land Crusier flipped about 7am and was partially blocking traffic.

The uninjured driver was able to get out of the vehicle.

Police are still at the scene.