Birthday trip gone wrong: Seth Rigney, 23, arrested following the death of another passenger

The young driver who allegedly caused the devastating crash at Korunye has been identified for the first time, along with a second passenger who has died from her injuries.

A young man who was on his way to celebrate his birthday early Friday morning has been arrested after his two passengers died, following the horrific crash near Two Wells.

Seth Rigney, 23, from Freeling, has been identified as the driver of the Ford sedan which crashed into a school bus on the intersection of Mallala Road and Navvy Hill Road in Korunye.

Seth Rigney, 23, from Freeling, has been identified as the driver of the Ford sedan which crashed into a school bus

The two passengers in the car both died after sustaining serious injuries.

Mr Rigney’s girlfriend – Chloe Emma Glasson, 19, from Elizabeth North – was sitting in the front passenger seat and died on the scene.

Gasson’s family and friends have flooded Facebook with loving tributes.

Friends have paid tribute to Chloe Emma Glasson, who was killed in a crash at Two Wells on Friday. Picture: Facebook

Shakeena Abdulla, 19, from Daveron Park died this morning.

Their friend Shakeena Abdulla, 19, from Davoren Park also died this morning after losing the fight for her life.

Ms Abdulla was taken to the Royal Adelaide Hospital to undergo several surgeries, but the swelling of her brain was too severe.

Before tragedy struck, the friends were going on a camping trip to Yorke Peninsula to celebrate Mr Rigney’s birthday, 7NEWS reported.

A mother of their friend has described the accident to be “pretty gut-wrenching” for everyone involved.

“They were all at the hospital supporting (Ms Abdulla), they were all hoping obviously that she would pull through, sadly it’s not the case and it has hit the group really hard,” the mother told 7NEWS.

“Sadly, he’s (Mr Rigney) got to live with this for the rest of his life as well.”

Mr Rigney’s brother and friend were following in another car behind them and witnessed the collision.

Their observations of the crash are expected to form a key part of the investigation. Mr Rigney was arrested yesterday and has been charged with two counts of causing death by dangerous driving and one count of causing harm by dangerous driving.

He has been bailed and will appear in the Elizabeth Magistrates Court March 19.

Ms Abdulla’s death is the 7th life lost on South Australian roads so far this year, compared to 15 at the same time last year.