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Multiple emergency vehicles and SES personnel at roadside incident on rural Australian highway
✓ Newcastle HeraldPower & Policy

Man airlifted after crash on Bucketts Way near Booral

A man in his 60s was airlifted after a crash involving a ute, a horse float, and at least one motorbike.

Emergency services rushed to Bucketts Way at Booral on Sunday morning at about 10:20am. A man aged in his 60s was treated for leg injuries and was airlifted to John Hunter Hospital by Westpac rescue helicopter.

The crash forced closure of both directions of the road. The closure ran from Gunns Gully Road to Lemongrove Road for several hours.

Ten ambulances and the rescue helicopter attended the scene. The rural fire brigade asked motorists to turn around and respect emergency volunteers.

About 10:20am Sunday
Time of crash
Bucketts Way at Booral
Location
10 ambulances
Ambulances at scene

Why it mattersThe crash caused major traffic delays for drivers on the busy regional route during the closure.

AustraliaTravellers in the Newcastle region faced significant detours and delays while emergency services worked at the scene and cleared the road.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 4 d ago

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