Leyburn fatal crash: 72-year-old motorcyclist dead after horror collision
A 72-year-old motorcyclist has died after a horror collision on the southern Darling Downs.
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A 72-year-old motorcyclist has died after a horror two vehicle crash in Leyburn on Thursday afternoon
Police said about 3pm a 4WD was travelling south on Toowoomba-Karara Rd.
As it turned right into Stonehenge Rd it collided with the motorcycle being driven north on Toowoomba-Karara Rd.
The man died at the scene while the driver of the 4WD was not physically injured in the incident.
Forensic Crash Unit investigations were continuing.
Originally published as Leyburn fatal crash: 72-year-old motorcyclist dead after horror collision
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