FOUR people have died on NSW roads in less than 24 hours.
A 57-YEAR-OLD man riding a motorbike on the Bruxner Highway in the state's New England about 8.50am on Saturday was the latest killed.
Police say he was travelling with a group of riders when he lost control on a bend and hit a guard rail about 40km east of Tenterfield. He died at the scene.
One man died and another was hospitalised shortly after 5am on Saturday in single vehicle crash at central western Kandos.
The men's Ford Falcon crashed into a tree on Bylong Valley Way.
A man was also killed in a single-vehicle crash to the north, near Coonamble, sometime after 11pm on Friday, police say.
However, his damaged Toyota Landcruiser was only discovered on Calga Road, about 8km north of the town, the next morning.
The body of the man, who is believed to have been ejected from the vehicle, was found nearby.
A motorcyclist who slammed into an embankment as he was riding in Appin, south of Sydney, was also killed about 12.20pm on Friday.
Emergency services who attended the scene in Wilton Road said the 29-year-old died before they arrived.
Reports into all four deaths will be prepared for the coroner.
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