Easter road toll climbs to 14 after two deaths in Tasmania The Easter road toll has risen to 14. A WOMAN who rolled her car in Tasmania has become the 14th person to die on the nation's roads during the Easter holiday period. The 51-year-old Hobart woman was killed when her car rolled just before 7am (AEDT) today in Otago Bay in the state's southeast. She was the second Tasmanian killed within a matter of hours. A 25-year-old motorcyclist hit a concrete bridge at Lonnavale, southwest of Hobart, around 10pm on Saturday. The Huonville man was riding an unregistered motorcycle and was not wearing a helmet. Police say speed and alcohol appear to be contributing factors to the crash. Tasmania's Easter road toll now stands at two. Around the nation, four people have died on Queensland's roads, three in South Australia, two in NSW, two in Victoria and one in Western Australia.