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Sydney Anzac Bridge crash leaves two dead

By AAP Newswire

Dec 3, 2022

Two people have died after a crash involving several cars that closed Sydney's Anzac Bridge.

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Police say the incident began with a minor crash between two cars about 11.50pm on Friday in the city-bound lanes of the bridge near the Pyrmont exit.

The drivers of the two vehicles - a Toyota Camry sedan and a Holden Captiva station wagon - were standing on the roadway and allegedly struck by a Holden Commodore sedan, with a Toyota Camry taxi also becoming involved.

Authorities said the woman driving the Camry and the man driving the Captiva died at the scene.

A man who drove the Commodore has been hospitalised for injuries sustained in the crash as well as mandatory testing.

A man who drove the taxi was taken to hospital for mandatory testing.

All lanes on the Anzac Bridge had reopened by Saturday morning.

Investigators are urging anyone with dashcam images of the incident to contact them, especially those drivers travelling west-bound between 11.45pm and 11.55pm.

By AAP Newswire

Australian Associated Press