March 11, 2026

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Incident Overview
A 67-year-old motorcyclist has died following a crash involving a motorcycle and a truck on a regional NSW road. The rider was found with serious injuries and died at the scene, while the truck driver was not injured.

Location and Time

  • Crash Date: Tuesday, 10 March 2026 (12:30 PM)
  • Location: Gobarralong Road near Crowes Road, Coolac, NSW

Vehicles Involved

  • Motorcycle ridden by a 67-year-old man
  • Truck driven by a 55-year-old man

Injuries/Fatalities

  • Fatalities:
    • 67-year-old man, motorcycle rider, died at the scene after being found with serious injuries
  • Injuries:
    • 55-year-old man, truck driver, not injured; taken to Gundagai hospital for mandatory testing

Emergency Response

  • Emergency services attended the crash scene on Gobarralong Road near the intersection with Crowes Road.
  • The truck driver was taken to hospital in Gundagai for mandatory testing.
  • Road closure and diversion details were not provided.

Police Investigation
An investigation has been launched, with assistance from the Crash Investigation Unit.

  • Charges laid, if any, have not been announced.
  • Court appearances have not been announced.

Community Impact
The death adds to the road toll in NSW in 2026, with authorities and road safety groups noting ongoing concerns about fatalities on the states roads.

Appeal for Information
Police are urging anyone with information, including dashcam footage, to contact Gundagai Police or provide information to Crime Stoppers.

  • Crime Stoppers QLD: Call 1800 333 000 or report online.
  • Policelink: Call 131 444.