Drivers allegedly more than five times over the limit, a motorbike tearing down a highway at nearly double the speed limit and a car crashing into a fish and chip shop - the first day of the Easter road campaign just about had it all.
There were no fatalities on south-east Queensland roads by Friday afternoon, but two people were left in a critical condition in hospital.
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A motorcycle was recorded on Thursday by a speed camera on the Bruce Highway at Landsborough on the Sunshine Coast doing 193 kilometres per hour in a 110 zone.
Meanwhile, a 22-year-old man was charged after allegedly returning a blood-alcohol level of 0.273 in the carpark of a fast food outlet at Mount Isa just before midnight.
![A teen has been airlifted to hospital in a critical condition after a head-on collision with a truck in Ipswich.](http://web.archive.org./web/20170917234009im_/https://www.fairfaxstatic.com.au/content/dam/images/g/v/k/t/x/0/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.gvku1g.png/1492147116202.jpg)
In a similar incident, a woman who crashed into a Gold Coast fish and chip shop on Friday morning allegedly blew 0.277 at the scene.
Early morning traffic on Good Friday was described as "a bit hellish" by an Australian Traffic Network spokesman.
The Bruce Highway from Burpengary to Caboolture was starting to recover about 2pm after being "quite solid" and the Pacific Motorway from Burleigh Heads to Palm Beach had only just settled by the same time.
There were also several terrible crashes on south-east Queensland roads.
A ute crashed into a tree south-east of Brisbane just before midday on Friday, with a man suspected of dangerous driving prior to the accident.
The incident happened at the intersection of Valley Way and Seeana Drive in Mt Cotton, with the male driver and female teenage passenger taken to hospital in a stable condition.
Meanwhile, a teenager was airlifted to hospital in a critical condition after a head-on crash south-west of Brisbane on Thursday evening.
Emergency services were called to Warrill View Peak Crossing Road in Peak Crossing just before 6pm after a ute and truck collided.
The 18-year-old male ute driver was airlifted to the Princess Alexandra Hospital in a critical condition, while the 56-year-old male truck driver suffered minor injuries.
Nine News Brisbane reported the teenager remained in a critical but stable condition on Friday morning and was expected to have further surgery.
In addition, a 54-year-old pedestrian also was critically injured after he was hit by a car in Gympie about 7.45pm on Thursday.
The man suffered a significant head injury after the accident, at the intersection of Bath Terrace and Wolvi Road in Victory Heights, and investigation were continuing.
There have been more than 3,400 vehicles caught speeding and more than 11,000 vehicles stopped for RBTs, with 41 people charged with drink driving.