Video: All Blacks perform haka on the site where Jerry Collins and his wife died

Former All Black Neemia Tialata gathered a group of fellow New Zealanders to perform the haka on the site where Jerry Collins and his wife died last week.

The 34-year-old and his partner Alana Madill lost their lives when a bus collided with their car on a dual carriageway near Beziers last Friday.

Tialata led the group in an emotional roadside tribute, where they surrounded a single white cross bearing the names of Collins and his wife.

Tialata tweeted a video of the haka, along with the message: "Saying goodbye 2the brother and his partner the way we were all brought together #AllBlackFamily #RIPJC #RIPALANA."

The couple's 10-week-old daughter Ayla is in critical condition in a Montpellier hospital.

Saying goodbye 2the brother and his partner the way we were all brought together #AllBlackFamily #RIPJC #RIPALANA pic.twitter.com/axR597CVPO

— Neemia Tialata (@NeemiaTialata) June 11, 2015