Thirteen dead in 13 days on Vic roads Thirteen motorists have been killed on Victoria's roads in the first 13 days of December. THIRTEEN people have died on Victoria's roads by the 13th day of December, Friday the 13th. A man died when his cement truck rolled off a bridge and crashed into a river on Friday morning in the 12th fatal accident in 13 days. Road policing command Assistant Commissioner Robert Hill said the number of fatalities in such a short time frame was extremely concerning heading into the festive season. "This is a horrible start to December, especially as we head into what we know is a high-risk time of the year on Victorian roads," Mr Hill said. I don't want to see any more ungiven gifts under Christmas tree this year, however we are likely to see another 10 deaths on our roads and potentially 250 people seriously injured. Three pedestrians have been killed so far in December, a figure that could rise with a woman fighting for her life in hospital after been hit by a car at Brighton East on Friday morning. The warning comes as Victoria Police launch their Summer Stay road campaign, a two-month blitz aiming to reduce the road toll over the holiday season. The campaign will target drink/drug driving, speeding, fatigue, driver distraction and drivers not wearing a seatbelt. Victoria's road toll stands at 225 compared with 271 deaths at the same time last year.