Two vehicles collided head-on last night 10km east of Mareeba on the Kennedy Highway. Two women died in the incident, with a third in hospital. Picture: Tom Lee Source: The Cairns Post Picture: Tom Lee State's sorry road figures - by the numbers FOUR people died, 150 were charged with drink driving and almost 50 had been injured on the state's roads in the 48 hours to midnight last night. The state was fatality free at the same time last year. Almost 25,000 random breath tests were conducted, finding 150 drivers over the limit. Queensland drivers aren't slowing down either, with more than 6500 speed related offences. One driver was clocked at 178km/h in a 100km/h zone on the Warrego Highway at Haigslea, west of Ipswich. In Brisbane, a speed camera caught another driver at almost twice the speed limit travelling at 103km/h in a 60km/h zone on Moggill Road at Taringa. Seatbelt and mobile phone offences were both up this year when compared to 2012. In total, almost 9000 traffic offences have been committed on Queensland's roads since the beginning of the Easter period.