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Road cuts put lives at risk 

ROAD safety program funding cuts of $230 million over the past two years have meant the Victorian Government has failed to meet its own targets to fix road networks across the state, thus putting lives at risk according to Lowan MP Emma Kealy. Photo: GLENN GUY.
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A PARLIAMENTARY Inquiry has heard the Victorian Government has failed to meet its own targets to fix road networks due to funding cuts of $230 million from road safety programs over the past two years.

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