Who's to blame for failure to achieve road safety targets?

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New data shows projected declines in the road death toll are not being met and that's sparking plenty of strong feeling as to who is responsible, and why.

Operation Reset is the latest road safety initiative launched in Victoria, with police undertaking a four-day crackdown on road offences in Melbourne's south-east.

Victoria Police's Southern Metro Region Acting Commander Tony Silva says data from the area shows road safety so far in 2019 is not good.

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