Two people have died when their car was hit by another vehicle, causing it to roll in Caufield South. 7NEWS
Its occupants - who are yet to be formally identified - died at the scene.The male driver of the BMW and his passenger both suffered serious injuries and were taken to hospital.
Major Collision Investigation Unit detectives are investigating the crash and closed part of North Rd for hours. It was reopened just before 11am. Anyone who witnessed the collision or anyone with dashcam footage is asked to contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or report online via
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