Poor driving conditions are being examined as the reason for a crash in between an automobile and truck that eliminated 3 individuals on a Queensland highway. 2 males, aged 54 and 84, and a female, 81, passed away on the D’Aguilar Hwy at Nanango, northwest of Brisbane, about 5.50 am on Thursday. All 3 remained in a vehicle that crashed with a B-double truck, however it has actually not yet been figured out which of the 3 was driving the cars and truck at the time. Know the news with the 7NEWS app: Download today A 52-year-old guy behind the wheel of the truck was “really fortunate” to get away with small injuries, Acting Inspector Brett Everest stated. He stated he would not “make anticipations” about the reason for the crash, however stated the roadway would have been damp. Queensland Ambulance Service reported there had actually been “heavy fog” in the location at the time of the crash. “Everyone requires to drive to the conditions, whether it’s nighttime, damp roadways, foggy roadways,” Everest stated. He stated households of the 3 victims, who all originated from the close-by town of Booie, have actually been informed of their deaths. “It’ll have a resonating result with the regional neighborhood,” he stated. The highway has actually been closed as emergency situation services reacted, with regional diversions put in location. Cops stated it is anticipated the highway will “stay closed today”. Authorities have actually requested for witnesses to come forward.
3 individuals in crucial condition as vehicle and truck crash on D’Aguilar Hwy at Nanango
