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Stephanie Gardiner

Rural road safety targets lacking, $104m underspent

Drivers made up the majority of fatalities in road crashes in regional areas, a report found. (Jane Dempster/AAP PHOTOS)

Car crashes killed or seriously injured 9776 people in regional NSW over four years, but the state government has no specific plan to improve safety on country roads, a report has found.

The state auditor-general's report said Transport for NSW (TfNSW) underspent $104 million on road safety in the last year, including $13.5 million that should have gone to regional road infrastructure.

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