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Motorcyclist dies in collision on Princes Highway near Bodalla

A man believed to be in his 70s died when his motorcycle hit a car at Bodalla, NSW.

A motorcyclist died in a crash on Princes Highway near Bodalla in southern NSW at about 2 pm. Emergency services found a collision between a motorcycle and a car at the intersection with Brou Lake Road.

The rider, believed to be a man in his 70s, died at the scene. The car's driver, a 38-year-old man, was treated by paramedics and airlifted to hospital for tests.

Police set up a crime scene and began an investigation. As of 4 pm, the highway was closed in both directions about 2.5 km north of Brou Tip Road.

Motorists were told to avoid the area.

believed to be in his 70s
Rider age
about 2 pm
Time of crash
2.5 km north of Brou Tip Road
Highway closure extent
38 years old
Car driver age

Why it mattersThe closure disrupted traffic on a major route. Road safety investigations continue as police work the case.

AustraliaSouthern NSW and Canberra-bound travellers should expect delays on the Princes Highway while investigations continue and repair work is completed.

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