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Woman Critically Injured in Two-Vehicle Crash Involving Learner Driver in Marayong – September 2, 2024

2 September 2024 · about 9:40pm · Marayong, NSW

Published 3 September 2024 · Updated 1 May 2026

Key facts

When
2 Sep 2024Monday, about 9:40pm
Where
Marayong, NSW
Type
Two-vehicle collision involving learner driver
Injured
2 people
Investigation
NSW PoliceNSW Police are leading the investigation into the exact cause of the crash.

What happened

Incident Overview

On Monday, September 2, 2024, a serious two-vehicle collision occurred on Richmond Road in Marayong, Sydney’s northwest, leaving a woman critically injured and a man hospitalized. The incident involved a black Honda sedan colliding with an SUV driven by a supervised learner driver.

Emergency services attended the scene shortly after the impact at approximately 9:40 pm. Richmond Road was temporarily closed in both directions between Breakfast Road and Love Street to allow for emergency response and scene examination.

Location and Time

The collision occurred on Richmond Road in Marayong, approximately 9:40 pm on Monday, September 2, 2024. Both vehicles were traveling in the same direction towards Blacktown.

Vehicles Involved

Vehicle 1

  • Make/Model: Black Honda sedan
  • Direction: towards Blacktown
  • Occupants: female passenger (critically injured), male driver (hospitalized)

Vehicle 2

  • Make/Model: SUV
  • Direction: towards Blacktown
  • Driver: young female learner driver (unharmed)
  • Supervisor: male family member (unharmed)

Injuries / Fatalities

Fatalities

  • None reported.

Injuries

  • Female passenger of Honda (critical head injuries, transported to Westmead Hospital)
  • Male driver of Honda (internal injuries, transported to Westmead Hospital)

Community Impact

Richmond Road was temporarily closed in both directions between Breakfast Road and Love Street but has since reopened. The incident occurred during evening peak hours and caused traffic disruption to the local area.

Emergency Response

NSW Ambulance and NSW Police attended the scene. Two patients were transported to Westmead Hospital: the female passenger with critical head injuries and the male driver with internal injuries. The learner driver and her supervising family member did not require medical transport.

Following the impact, the Honda struck a large gum tree, while the SUV came to rest on the opposite side of the road, approximately 50 metres away.

Investigation

NSW Police are leading the investigation into the exact cause of the crash. Preliminary investigations suggest the SUV may have been clipped by the Honda sedan. Authorities are examining the circumstances of the collision and the involvement of the learner driver.

Police are urging anyone with dashcam footage of Richmond Road around the time of the incident, or any other information that may assist the investigation, to come forward.

Appeal for Information

NSW Police are appealing for witnesses, motorists with dashcam footage, or any persons with information about the collision to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or visit crimestoppers.com.au. Information can be provided anonymously.

Source
Crime Stoppers on: 1800 333 000

If you were involved in a crash in Queensland

  1. 01Injury claims are usually made against the compulsory third party (CTP) insurer of the vehicle at fault.
  2. 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.
  3. 03Families of people killed in a crash may be able to claim for loss of financial support.

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