Two killed as a car collides with two B-double trucks on the Newell Highway at Eumungerie, north of Dubbo
A man and a woman in the sedan died at the scene; both truck drivers were uninjured
Sources: Nine.com.au, ABC News (Australia), Daily Liberal
A man and a woman were killed when their northbound sedan collided with a southbound B-double and was then struck by a second, northbound B-double on the Newell Highway at Eumungerie, north of Dubbo in central-west NSW, at about 10pm on Tuesday 3 November, Nine.com.au, ABC News and the Daily Liberal report. Both truck drivers were uninjured. Police have not yet established the identities of the two people who died.
Two people were killed in a crash involving a car and two B-double trucks on the Newell Highway at Eumungerie, north of Dubbo in central-west New South Wales, at about 10pm on Tuesday 3 November (9.30pm ACDT). This report draws on Nine.com.au, ABC News and the Daily Liberal. ## The crash Police found that a northbound sedan had collided with a southbound B-double before a second B-double, also travelling north, struck the car, the three outlets report. A man and a woman in the sedan died at the scene. Both truck drivers escaped injury and were taken to hospital in Dubbo for mandatory testing. Police have not established the identities of those who died, and investigations into the circumstances of the crash are continuing, ABC News and the Daily Liberal report. Eumungerie is about 35km north of Dubbo, ABC News reports. ## Highway closure The highway was closed in both directions between Eumungerie and Gilgandra on Wednesday morning, and Transport for NSW diverted traffic via Collie Road, Trangie-Collie Road and the Oxley Highway, ABC News and the Daily Liberal report. The diversions are expected to add about an hour to travel times, ABC News reports.
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