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Trucks and car towing caravan in serious crash near Taree
Two truck drivers are being flown to hospital with head injuries and multiple fractures after a serious accident near Taree on NSW's Mid North Coast.
Matt O'Sullivan is the Transport Reporter for The Sydney Morning Herald.
Two truck drivers are being flown to hospital with head injuries and multiple fractures after a serious accident near Taree on NSW's Mid North Coast.
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