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Subscriber only A speed reduction has been endorsed for a 3.75-kilometre stretch of road near the site of a fatal crash that killed a 29-year-old man at Wolvi last week. Josiah William Stevens was a passenger in a 4WD when it collided with a school bus full of children at a T-intersection on Kin Kin Road and Wilsons Pocket Road about 4pm last Tuesday. Josiah died at the scene. The driver of the car, Josiah s 68-year-old father Alan, was flown to the Royal Brisbane and Women s Hospital in a critical condition and with life threatening injuries. Alan Stevens (inset) is recovering in hospital after being injured in crash that killed his son at Wolvi last Tuesday.
Speed reduction endorsed on fatal Gympie region road
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Speed reduction endorsed on fatal Gympie region road
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Heartbreaking details have emerged about the father who was critically injured in a school bus crash that killed his son yesterday.
Alan Stevens, 68, was driving a 4WD with his son in the passenger seat when it collided with a school bus near Gympie, in Queensland, on Tuesday afternoon.
Josiah Stevens, 29, sadly died at the scene before it was uncovered that Mr Stevens reportedly lost another child, Clancy, in a trail bike accident in 2013.
The father is still in a critical condition with multiple broken bones, while the twenty-six school children and a female bus driver, 53, involved escaped without any serious injuries.