Motorist is cut out of wrecked car on the Sydney Harbour Bridge on-ramp after multi-vehicle crash

Four motorists have been dramatically rescued from a wrecked car on the Sydney Harbour Bridge on-ramp after a horror three-car crash. 

Emergency crews rushed to the Bradfield Highway in the CBD, about 200m south of the iconic bridge, about 9.20am on Friday after the accident.  

Video footage from the scene shows a destroyed silver car sitting in between two lanes, as first responders work quickly and efficiently to save the occupants and clean the debris.

Four motorists have been rescued from a wrecked car on the Sydney Harbour Bridge on-ramp following a horror three-vehicle crash

An officer in a white Police Rescue uniform and blue helmet is seen cutting between the two doors of the car to create more room to safely retrieve the trapped motorists. 

To the side of the car, workers in his-vis gear are seen sweeping the floor and removing wreckage from the collision.

Two motorists were then carried from the backseats of the car and put on to stretchers after emergency crews made enough space to access them.

The rescue mission involved efforts from both police and paramedics.

After the ambulances left the scene, the destroyed car was fastened to a tow truck and removed from the highway.

The accident caused bumper-to-bumper traffic for several kilometres behind the accident with cars queuing around the corner.

Emergency crews were called to the Bradfield Highway, about 200 metres south of the iconic bridge in the CBD, at about 9.20am on Friday following the multi-vehicle smash

‘Upon arrival, officers attached to Sydney City Police Area Command found four people trapped inside one of the vehicles,’ NSW Police said.

‘With the assistance of Fire and Rescue NSW, those people were released from the vehicle.’

The four people have been taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.