Man in 60s killed in ute rollover on Eastmere Rd, Aramac
Investigations are underway into a crash in Central West Queensland which claimed the life of a ute driver.
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A man in his 60s passed away has died in a crash on a rural road in Central West Queensland.
Emergency services went to Eastmere Rd outside the town of Aramac near Barcaldine after 11.20am, September 25 and found a white ute had crashed on the side of the road.
A Queensland Fire Department spokeswoman said the driver was trapped when crews arrived.
He was badly injured and died at the scene.
Officers from the Forensic Crash Unit are investigating the cause of the crash.
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Originally published as Man in 60s killed in ute rollover on Eastmere Rd, Aramac
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