Road death as man hits tree in Watson
The ACT has recorded its second road death for the year following a single-vehicle collision in Watson this morning.
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A MAN in his early 20s is the first ACT road death for the year following a two-vehicle collision on William Hovell Drive this morning (January 10).
As the number of random breath tests (RBT) in the ACT plummets and the territory road toll reaches the second highest on record, the NRMA is calling for a significant increase in RBT to save lives.
Two teenage girls aged 14 and 15 are dead following a single-vehicle collision this morning (October 9) in the northbound lanes of the Monaro Highway at Hume.
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