A major road in Baldivis has been closed to traffic after a severe crash involving a motorcycle and a car left one person fighting for their life in critical condition.
Critical Collision Closes Busy Baldivis Road
Police have shut down a portion of Mundijong Road following a dramatic collision that occurred at the intersection with St Albans Road on Tuesday afternoon. The incident, which took place at approximately 4:30 PM, resulted in one individual sustaining critical injuries, prompting an immediate emergency response and road closure.
Details of the Traffic Incident
According to official reports from authorities, the crash involved a motorcycle and a car colliding at the busy intersection. A police spokeswoman confirmed that one person was critically injured in the aftermath of the collision, though specific details about the individuals involved have not been released to the public at this time.
Main Roads Western Australia has announced that Mundijong Road is currently closed between Kwinana Freeway and Telephone Lane as investigators work at the scene. Motorists are being advised to seek alternative routes and expect significant delays in the area while police conduct their investigation.
Second Tragic Crash in Under 24 Hours
This latest traffic incident comes less than twenty-four hours after another fatal crash occurred in the Baldivis area. Police reported that a separate collision took place on Monday night around 11:20 PM, involving a blue Ford Falcon sedan travelling south on the Kwinana Freeway.
In that earlier incident, the vehicle left the roadway before striking a tree. Tragically, a 44-year-old female passenger died at the scene, while the 40-year-old male driver was transported to Royal Perth Hospital with injuries. The proximity of these two serious crashes has raised concerns about road safety in the region.
Investigation and Community Response
Emergency services, including St John WA ambulance crews, responded to the Tuesday afternoon collision, though representatives have deferred all questions about the crash to WA Police. Authorities are now investigating both incidents and are appealing to the public for any information that might assist their inquiries.
Police have asked anyone with information regarding either crash to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or through their online reporting system. The back-to-back serious incidents have highlighted the importance of road safety awareness in the Baldivis community and surrounding areas.
