Eleven-year-old boy driving truck crashes into group of Thai monks, killing nine
An 11-year-old boy has crashed a ute into a group of monks on a pilgrimage walk in north-eastern Thailand, killing nine, officials say.
An 11-year-old boy has crashed a ute into a group of monks on a pilgrimage walk in north-eastern Thailand, killing nine, officials say.
All six truck drivers have made it out of the pile-up with only minor injuries.
A teenager has died and two others are fighting for life after the ute they were travelling in veered into oncoming traffic in Melbourne’s north-west.
“Every now and again his grip loosened, which frightened me a bit,” she said as she recalled the horrific scene on the side of the road.
Footage shows the moment the system activated after being bumped by the truck, sending water gushing onto the road below the airport tarmac.
The tanker appears to have struck multi vehicles and a power pole in its path.
A man has been killed in Queensland's south-east after a truck travelling in the wrong direction smashed head on into a car on the Bruce Highway.
The tanker was seemingly unaware of the Mitsubishi next to it as it merged into the left lane of Melbourne's Burnley Tunnel last night.
Dashcam vision has captured the heart-stopping moment an out-of-control truck careered through an Adelaide roundabout.
It is believed the driver lost control before crashing into two parked trucks on the Hume Freeway near Wangaratta South just before 5am today.