Fatal Motorcycle NSW
Two teenagers killed in Bossley Park T-Way crash – 23 March 2026
Published 23 March 2026 · Updated 19 October 2026
Key facts
- When
- 23 Mar 2026Monday, about 7:00pm
- Where
- Liverpool Parramatta Transitway (T-way), near Restwell Road, Bossley Park, NSW
- Type
- Motorbike vs bus collision
- Killed
- 2 people15-year-old boy, Bossley Park, rider, treated by emergency services but died at the scene; 14-year-old boy, Bossley Park, passenger, treated by emergency services but died at the scene
- Injured
- 1 person48-year-old man, bus driver, taken to hospital for mandatory testing
- Investigation
- Crash Investigation Unit, NSW PoliceInvestigations are ongoing and the crash is being examined by specialist officers from the Crash Investigation Unit.
What happened
Incident Overview
Two teenage boys have died after a petrol trail bike collided with a commuter bus on the Liverpool–Parramatta Transitway (T-way) at Bossley Park in Sydney’s west. Police said the motorbike struck the side of the bus and became wedged underneath it, and both boys died at the scene.
- Crash Date: Monday, 23 March 2026 (just after 7pm)
- Location: Liverpool Parramatta Transitway (T-way), near Restwell Road, Bossley Park, NSW
- Petrol trail bike (motorbike) carrying a rider and passenger
- Commuter bus travelling on the dedicated T-way route
- Fatalities:
- 15-year-old boy, Bossley Park, rider, treated by emergency services but died at the scene
- 14-year-old boy, Bossley Park, passenger, treated by emergency services but died at the scene
- Injuries:
- 48-year-old man, bus driver, taken to hospital for mandatory testing
Fairfield City Council Mayor Frank Carbone described the deaths as a tragedy for the community and said there had been repeated complaints and near misses involving unauthorised motorbikes and e-bikes on the restricted T-way.
Emergency Response
- Emergency services attended and treated the two teenagers at the scene.
- The bus driver was taken to hospital for mandatory testing; no passengers on the bus were reported injured.
- Specialist crash investigators remained at the scene overnight while the area was treated as a crime scene.
Investigation
Investigations are ongoing and the crash is being examined by specialist officers from the Crash Investigation Unit.
- No charges have been announced.
- No court appearances have been announced.
Appeal for Information
Police have urged anyone with information about the crash to come forward.
- Crime Stoppers QLD: Call 1800 333 000 or report online.
- Policelink: Call 131 444.
If you were involved in a crash in Queensland
- 01Injury claims are usually made against the compulsory third party (CTP) insurer of the vehicle at fault.
- 02A Notice of Accident Claim Form is generally due within 9 months of the crash, or within 1 month of first consulting a lawyer, whichever is earlier.
- 03Families of people killed in a crash may be able to claim for loss of financial support.
General information only, not legal advice.
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