Two die in fiery truck smash horror Two men were killed in a fiery truck and car collision near Wubin, 300km north-east of Perth and a third was airlifted to RPH late last night. TWO men have been killed in an horrific fiery truck and car collision near Wubin, 300km north-east of Perth - making five deaths inside 14 hours on WA roads. The crash happened shortly before 10.30pm when a road train carrying ammonium nitrate collided with a car on Great Northern Highway, about 25km north of Wubin, which is about 270km north-east of Perth. The truck caught fire and the driver of the truck and a passenger in the car died at the scene. Incredibly, the driver of the car escaped being seriously injured although he was airlifted to Royal Perth Hospital for medical treatment. The highway near the crash site is expected to be closed until about midday. The major crash squad is investigating the crash and any witnesses to the incident should call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Police and Emergency service personnel remain at the scene. The double fatality takes the state road toll to 69, with 37 metro deaths and 32 in the country. The horror crash continues a horror run on WA roads where five people have now been killed inside 24 hours, after three deaths yesterday in just four hours. The carnage began yesterday at 9am when a man was found dead after his vehicle veered off a road into a metre of water near Youngs Siding, about 15km east of Denmark on the south coast. A woman pedestrian was killed when she was struck by a truck about 10am near the corner of Tonkin and Great Eastern Highway, Ascot, east of the city. In the third crash, a man died at about 12.30pm when his car crashed into a tree, 5km west of Quindanning, about 160km south-east of Perth in the Great-Southern.