Man killed in quad bike crash north of Perth

Man Killed in Quad Bike Crash North of Perth

A man has been killed in a quad bike crash north of Perth, Western Australia, marking another tragic addition to recent quad bike incident news across the state.

The 42-year-old man crashed his quad bike in the dunes at Ledge Point, a popular off-road hotspot Ledge Point riders frequent, north of Perth on Saturday afternoon.

Police and paramedics were called, but paramedics found the man had already died at the scene. Emergency crews confirmed there was nothing more they could do once they arrived.

What We Know So Far

Details remain limited as authorities continue investigating the quad bike collision. Western Australia Police have not yet released further news regarding the exact cause of the crash.

Local outlets covering this story are monitoring updates live, with further news expected as investigators complete their assessment of the scene.

Quad Bike Safety Remains a Serious Concern

This latest fatality adds to a troubling pattern of quad bike deaths reported in recent news across Australia. Similar incidents, including a South Australian man killed in a quad bike crash and an elderly man killed in a quad bike crash at Springside, highlight ongoing risks associated with off-road riding.

Another recent case, a man killed in a quad bike rollover, further underscores why proper training, protective gear and adherence to safe operating procedures remain critical for anyone using this equipment.

For organisations managing quad bikes or all-terrain vehicles as part of daily operations, having documented safety procedures isn't optional — it's essential. Our ATV and Quad Bike SWMS template helps businesses establish clear, compliant safe work method statements covering hazard identification, control measures and emergency procedures.

Businesses working at height alongside mobile plant should also consider our Workbox Safe Work Method Statement, which supports safe operations when combining elevated work platforms with ground-based vehicle movements.

Stay Informed

We'll continue monitoring this story and bring readers further news updates as they become available. For safety professionals in construction, manufacturing and healthcare sectors, incidents like this reinforce why comprehensive risk assessments and SWMS documentation remain a home base for compliant, safe operations.

Source: Perth Now.