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Driver dies after truck hits building in Lower Hutt

By Press RoomDecember 4, 20251 Min Read
Driver dies after truck hits building in Lower Hutt
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Driver dies after truck hits building in Lower Hutt

A truck driver has died after crashing into a building in Lower Hutt this morning.

Emergency services were called to the single-vehicle crash on Rutherford St about 5.30am.

Firefighters were called by police to reports of truck hitting a building in Hutt Central.

It sent two rescue trucks, and one pumping truck from Avalon, Seaview, Johnsonville stations.

Firefighters helped free the driver of the vehicle.

A fuel truck pictured at the scene of a crash on Rutherford St. (Source: 1News)

Footage taken from the scene by 1News showed emergency services including Fire and Emergency NZ and police officers at the scene next to a fuel truck.

Earlier, Melling Bridge was closed but police said this had since reopened.

“Rutherford Street is still closed,” a police spokesperson said.

Inquiries to determine the circumstances of the crash were ongoing.

The morning’s headlines in 90 seconds, including new photos and video of Epstein Island, what we’ve been Googling this year, and a tough World Cup draw for the All Blacks. (Source: 1News)

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