Toowoomba rider killed in horror Ravensbourne crash
A Toowoomba man has died following a horrific crash at Ravensbourne involving a motorcyclist and car.
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A Toowoomba man has died following a horrific crash at Ravensbourne this morning.
A Queensland Police spokesman said the 24-year-old man was riding a motorcycle, which was involved in a crash with a 4WD.
“Initial information indicates around 11.30am (he) was riding a green Kawasaki motorcycle south along Mount Jockey Road when a crash occurred with a grey Toyota Landcruiser 4WD travelling north,” he said.
“The driver of the 4WD, a 58-year-old Mango Hill man, provided first aid ahead of the emergency response, however the rider died from his injuries at the scene.”
The spokesman said the Forensic Crash Unit was investigating the crash.
“Police ask witnesses, especially those with dashcam vision or CCTV of the crash or moments leading up to it to come forward,” he urged.
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