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Driver accused of fatal Mustang crash in Truganina, Melbourne granted bail

‘Kind and vibrant’ student Arshdeep Kaur, 24, was killed instantly in the crash.

An accused killer driver set free days after a high-speed crash

Driver accused of fatal Mustang crash in Truganina, Melbourne granted bail

‘Kind and vibrant’ student Arshdeep Kaur, 24, was killed instantly in the crash.

A man accused of being behind the wheel of a Mustang which hit the back of a parked semi-trailer, killing his passenger, has been released on provisional bail.

Vikramjeet Singh, 23, allegedly hit the unoccupied vehicle on Dunmore Dr at Truganina, in Melbourne’s west, about 1am last Wednesday.

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Singh’s passenger, his 24-year-old girlfriend Arshdeep Kaur, died on impact.

After being charged with dangerous driving causing death and careless driving, he faced the Melbourne Magistrates Court on Saturday, which heard he had worked as a truck driver for three years.

The court also heard Singh is in Australia on a bridging visa and has had had no criminal convictions or a record of bad driving in his six years in the country.

Singh was granted bail with a $25,000 surety. He must report to police twice a week and is not allowed to leave Victoria or drive any sort of motor vehicle.

Vikramjeet Singh was allegedly behind the wheel of a Ford Mustang which hit the back of a parked semi-trailer in Truganina.
Vikramjeet Singh was allegedly behind the wheel of a Ford Mustang which hit the back of a parked semi-trailer in Truganina. Credit: 7NEWS
Arshdeep Kaur died on impact (left) while Singh faced court on Saturday and was granted bail (right).
Arshdeep Kaur died on impact (left) while Singh faced court on Saturday and was granted bail (right). Credit: 7NEWS

Outside the court Singh’s lawyer Hayden Rattray said: “Mr Singh asked me to express his condolences to the family of the young woman who passed away”.

A GoFundMe has been set up to help Kaur’s family.

In the fundraiser she was described as a “kind and vibrant student”.

“Her sudden passing has deeply affected her friends and family, both here and in India. Arshdeep came to Australia with big dreams that ended far too soon.”

Singh will face court again in November.

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