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Driver killed, bus and car engulfed in flames on Phillip Island
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Driver killed, bus and car engulfed in flames on Phillip Island

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A head-on collision between a car and a bus on Phillip Island's Back Beach Road in Ventnor resulted in one death and four minor injuries last night after 9pm, with police investigating the cause.

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The crash occurred on Back Beach Road in Ventnor, Phillip Island, involving a head-on collision between a car and an eastbound bus carrying 25 people.

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A bus and a car became engulfed in flames after a fatal crash on Phillip Island last night.

The car collided head-on with the bus travelling eastbound on Back Beach Road in Ventnor just after 9pm.

Police said the car crossed onto the wrong side of the road and struck the bus, which had 25 people on board, including the driver.

The sole occupant of the car, who is yet to be formally identified, died at the scene.

Four people on the bus were taken to hospital with minor injuries.

Police are investigating.

Open Questions

  • What caused the car to cross onto the wrong side of the road?
  • Who was the unidentified driver of the car?
  • Are there any contributing factors such as weather, road conditions, or impairment?

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