Harbour Bridge crash

Police are yet to formally identify the driver of a fiery crash on the Sydney Harbour Bridge, with the man ...

The driver of a van had to be freed from his vehicle by emergency services and was taken to St Vincent's Hospital in a serious but stable condition. "One of the traffic commanders came up to the incident in the very early stages, because he heard it, and actually dragged the van that had the person trapped in it away from the other vehicle that was on fire," Mr Sigmund told Today. A Traffic Management Centre worker who was nearby and heard the crash raced to the scene and helped drag a van with a trapped man away from the fire. Two of the drivers, a man and a woman, were taken to hospital with non-life threatening injuries. But he said there is "still a lot of work to be done". Police are yet to formally identify the driver of a fiery crash on theSydney Harbour Bridge, with the man still under sedation in hospital.

The tattooed hand of a driver alleged to be behind Monday's fiery crash on the Harbour Bridge has been released by police in the hopes of identifying him.

“We actually had to hold him down at one point,” he said. Mr Vukici told reporters that his actions were “nothing special”, and said the driver deserved saving despite the allegations related to the crash. “It didn’t occur to me that the guy who cut me off was the one upside down,” Mr Vukici said.

It was an ordinary workday for Keni Vukici, until he came across a major crash and helped save a man's life by pulling him from a burning vehicle.

“A number of bystanders and other emergency service workers who risked their lives to assist these patients are absolute heroes. “We actually had to hold him down at one point. “There were two guys trying to get him out from the driver’s side. It didn’t look like he had a seatbelt on. Moments later, there was a loud explosion as the cars collided. About 7am, an allegedly stolen black Toyota Kluger ploughed head-on into a southbound van before flipping.

A car that burst into flames after a three-vehicle collision on the Sydney Harbour Bridge was stolen minutes earlier in the city's CBD after a scuffle with ...

"The van was involved at the front end, so the driver was impacted and the front of the vehicle was crushed towards him," he said. "The van that had the person trapped inside of it was originally located quite hard up against the vehicle that was on fire and that traffic commander has managed to drag that vehicle away from the car," he said. Acting Superintendent Sigmund said the man trapped in the van was dangerously close to the flames before the bridge's Traffic Management Centre managed to tow him to safety. The driver of the van was trapped and freed by Fire and Rescue NSW before he was taken to St Vincent’s Hospital in a serious but stable condition. Detective Superintendent Cramsie said it was a very serious incident and those who had been inside the cars "have been extremely lucky to get away with their lives". Detective Superintendent Rohan Cramsie said footage of the incident, which shows the Kluger weaving in and out of heavy traffic on the bridge before slamming into the van, was "extremely confronting".

Police are appealing for help to identify a man with an elaborate tattoo involved in a fiery crash on Sydney Harbour Bridge that caused peak-hour traffic ...

Police have released images of a distinctive tattoo on the man's hand and urged anyone who can identify him to contact Sydney City Police or Crime Stoppers. The SUV driver, a man believed to be in his 20s or 30s, suffered serious, non-life threatening head injuries and was taken to Royal North Shore Hospital. Police are appealing for help to identify a man with an elaborate tattoo involved in a fiery crash on Sydney Harbour Bridge that caused peak-hour traffic chaos.

Police are appealing for the public's help to identify a man involved in a three-car crash that shut down the Sydney Harbour Bridge for several hours on ...

New to Flash? Try 1 month free now "As inquiries into the man's identity continue, police have released an image of a distinctive tattoo on the man's hand, in the hope a member of the public is able to assist them. Police investigating a multi-vehicle crash on the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Monday morning have released an image of a hand tattoo as they seek to identify a man involved in the accident.