Woman dies in head-on collision — ‘Every death on our roads is one too many’

"Every death on our roads is one too many, and today further families have received the devastating news that their loved one has died or been critically injured in a crash." "Our thoughts are with the families and loved ones affected." Police have asked anyone with information or dashcam footage relating to the crash, or either vehicle beforehand, to contact police or Crime Stoppers Tasmania, quoting reference ESCAD 209-07092026.

"While the crash investigations into this crash, and the one at Elizabeth Town on Friday are ongoing, broadly police urge all motorists to be safe every time they travel on our roads," Acting Inspector Hall said.

Official response and confirmed impact

"Every death on our roads is one too many, and today further families have received the devastating news that their loved one has died or been critically injured in a crash." "Our thoughts are with the families and loved ones affected." Police have asked anyone with information or dashcam footage relating to the crash, or either vehicle beforehand, to contact police or Crime Stoppers Tasmania, quoting reference ESCAD 209-07092026.

Lauren is a journalist at . She reports on Tasmania's North Eastern regional councils, and health.

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