UPDATE, 3.43pm:

The scene is clear of a Warrego Highway rollover that happened 3km east of Wallumbilla on November 13.

Emergency services attended the scene of the crash that happened at 12.30pm, with a single occupant being taken to hospital with minor injuries.

The 30-year-old male patient suffered small lacerations after rolling his dual cab ute.

A Queensland Police Service spokeswoman said the job had been finalised.

UPDATE. 1.42pm:

Details have emerged of the driver who rolled their vehicle on the Warrego Highway at Wallumbilla just before 12.30pm today, November 13.

A Queensland Police Service spokesman said the vehicle was a dual cab with a single occupant.

An Ambulance spokeswoman confirmed the patient was a male in his 20s taken to the Roma Hospital with minor injuries.

He suffered from a few small lacerations.

UPDATE, 1.00pm:

EMERGENCY service crews have made their way to the scene of a single vehicle rollover in Walumbilla.

One Queensland Fire and Emergency Service crew has just arrived, police are on scene as well as one ambulance crew, with another en route.

A single occupant was involved and is currently out of the vehicle.

A Queensland Police Service spokesman said the vehicle is currently upside down.

"It doesn't seem to be very serious injuries," the spokesman said.

"They might be in shock; may have hit their head."

EARLIER, 12.33pm:

EMERGENCY services are on their way to a traffic accident on the Warrego Highway in the Maranoa Region just before 12.30pm.

A Queensland Police Service spokesman said a single vehicle rolled over about 3km west of Wallumbilla with a single occupant currently out of the vehicle.

The Western Star believes paramedics arrived on scene at 12.39pm.

MORE TO COME...