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Law enforcement officer measuring road markings at rural intersection lined with eucalyptus trees
✓ Bendigo AdvertiserPower & Policy

Woman airlifted after collision at Toolleen's notorious dangerous intersection

A woman was airlifted to hospital after a two-vehicle collision at a Toolleen intersection with a history of fatal crashes.

Five people were injured in a crash at a dangerous Bendigo intersection on Friday. One woman was airlifted to hospital.

A second woman had moderate injuries. Two of three people in a black Audi went to hospital.

The intersection has a history of serious crashes. Rumble strips were added in 2019.

Local resident Sharlene Naddocks said a fatal crash happened years ago and wants design changes to stop vehicles going straight through.

One woman was airlifted to hospital.
Reported fact 3
A second woman had moderate injuries.
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Why it mattersRepeated serious crashes at one intersection suggest ongoing design flaws; the airlifted patient shows people are still at risk.

AustraliaThe incident highlights road safety gaps in regional Victoria and pressure for intersection redesign to prevent further deaths.

✓ Claims checked against the source and corrected before publish. checked 10 h ago

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