The person was transported to hospital after the crash, but later died. A second person sustained moderate to minor injuries in the crash. Police inquiries into the circumstances of the crash are ongoing.
Meanwhile, a motorcyclist suffered serious injuries after a crash between a car and bike at the intersection of SH15 and Marsden Point Dr about 6.45am yesterday.
The Serious Crash Unit is investigating.
Seven people have now died in 23 days on Northland roads and police have dubbed April a "tragic, tragic" month.
On Friday police issued a stern warning to motorists to be at their very best and if not, stay off the road.
"We want you to drive as safely and carefully as you can. If you're not prepared to do that then we don't want you on our roads," acting Northland road policing manager Steve Dickson said.
Four of the seven deaths this month have been motorcyclists.
Dickson described the lives lost on the region's roads this year as tragic and avoidable outcomes inflicting unnecessary grief on their families.
"They were all caused by someone making a mistake on the road. The smallest of mistakes, like not giving way or not looking properly, can have the most tragic outcome."
The fact four fatalities in April were motorcyclists - all men, three in their 50s - was a painful reminder for motorists to look out for the vulnerable group of road users, Dickson said.
