It comes just days after 19-year-old Fyfa Dawson died after being hit by a truck during a section of major road works on Springs Rd, Christchurch, last week.
An overbridge is currently being constructed in the area where Dawson was killed and it's understood the truck was turning into the roadworks construction site when she was hit.
Four motorcyclists, all in the South Island, were also killed - two in one crash on Dyers Pass Rd, Christchurch, yesterday.
The deaths push the number of motorcyclists to have died on the roads to 47, compared to 39 at the same time last year. It's so far the highest number of deaths in at least five years, while 2017 was the worst for cyclists - when 16 died.
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The two motorcyclists were the only vehicles involved in the crash, which happened just after 5pm on Sunday.
Meanwhile, Nelson motorcyclist Caleb Neho, 25, also known as Caleb Wikaira, died of injuries suffered in a crash on Saturday.
Police and ambulance were notified of the crash, which happened on St Vincent St between Beccles Lane and Northesk St, at 5.45pm on Saturday, police said.
Michael Ferris, 58, of Timaru, died after crashing yesterday morning.
Police extended their condolences to his family and friends.
Police confirmed officers were called to the scene near Timaru about 7.50am.
The 58-year-old died after crashing through a fence about 6km north of Timaru on Rosewill Valley Rd.
Overall, 285 people have died so far this year.
Provisional results for 2018 show 377 people died in total.
