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The 15 Most Dangerous Highways in the U.S. The most dangerous highways. Unsurprisingly, some of the country's longest (and busiest) roadways are typically its most dangerous: With the most deadly crashes, I-10, the country's fourth-longest highway, runs 2,460 miles through eight states: California, Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida.
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The Most Dangerous Highways in America Los Angeles 101 to I-405 Interchange. This interchange in L.A. connects the East side of the city with the downtown. Considered one of the busiest and most dangerous roads in the U.S. and has the highest travel time index rating in the nation. 3.
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Most Dangerous Times To Drive Day of the Year July 4, Independence Day, historically has been the most dangerous day of the year to drive, according to the IIHS. In 2007, 926 people were killed in auto accidents on July 4.
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Texas Leads List of Deadliest Highways in Country A list of the deadliest highways for summertime travel shows both Texas and California at the top of the list with six highways each. The study took into consideration fatal accidents and fatalities on highways across the country during the summer months of June, July and August from 2004 to 2008.
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7 Most Dangerous Roads in South Africa As the longest national road in South Africa, it isn’t surprising that the N1 is on the list. The part of the N1 that runs from Polokwane to Makhado is one of the most dangerous, with 47 deaths recorded and a high number of road accident claims. The N1 from Makhado to Polokwane
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The most dangerous states in America People living in the nation's most dangerous states were also far more likely than other Americans to live in poverty. The poverty rate in six of the 10 states was higher than the national rate of 15.8% last year.
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This map shows what causes the most fatal car crashes in each US state The data includes driver, passenger, and pedestrian fatalities. The findings, shown below in map form, show what causes the most driving fatalities in every US state. In a majority of states, failure to stay in your lane kills the most people. The second-most-common behavior was failing to yield the right-of-way, the leading cause in seven states.
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25 Most Dangerous Roads in the World As we just saw, many dangerous roads branch off the from the Pan-American Highway but the highway itself can be fairly dangerous as well. It has been named the “longest motorable” road in the world as you can travel by car from the stretches of Alaska down to the tip of South America, which is about a 30,000 miles in total.
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Insurer Warns of 10 Most Dangerous Intersections State Farm will offer grants of up to $120,000 for safety enhancements at the 10 intersections, which are located -- in order of the most dangerous -- in Pembroke Pines, Fla.; Philadelphia (2 intersections); Phoenix (2 intersections); Tulsa, Okla. (2 intersections); Frisco, Texas; Metairie, Louisiana; and Sacramento, Calif.
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New Mexico New Mexico has had a problem with drunk driving, but that has lessened. According to the Los Angeles Times, for years the state had the highest alcohol-related crash rates in the U.S., but ranked 25th in alcohol-related fatal crash rates, as of July 2009.
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Buckle up: The most dangerous states for drivers Buckle up: The most dangerous states for drivers. In 2007, Montana had 11.1 drunken driving auto deaths per 100,000 residents, the highest rate in the U.S. that year. According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, more Americans aged 5–34 die from motor vehicle crashes than from any other single cause.
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India has the highest number of road accidents in the world Trucks are responsible for many road accidents in India. Most of the city accidents are not necessarily out of drunken driving, says Pereira. But 99 per cent of the accidents, the fatal accidents that occur outside the cities are due to drunken driving and there is no check on this kind of drunken driving.
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Top Ten Deadliest Stretches of Road in America Top Ten Deadliest Stretches of Road in America. While Congress is busy hammering out the details of the $838 billion-and-counting economic recovery bill, the 50 states are already releasing their wish lists for the projects they want to see funded.
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Crime in America: Top 10 Most Dangerous Cities Under 200,000 1. Flint, Mich. Flint, Michigan is the most dangerous city in America for the second year in a row. Flint had 2,729 violent crimes per 100,000 residents in 2012, which reflects a notable increase from 2,336 in 2011. The city also had the highest murder rate in 2012 with 61 murders occurring for every 100,000 residents.
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Highways From Hell: N.J. Ranks No. 1 New Jersey. In New Jersey we are the most congested state in the nation and have some of the busiest roads, said David Weinstein, a spokesperson for the Mid-Atlantic AAA. New Jersey also has the worst roads in the nation, with 28.2 percent of the state's roads categorized as being in poor condition. Heavy traffic and harsh winters have damaged many of New Jersey's local roads. The state's toll roads ranked better than the streets that connect local communities.
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The Most Dangerous States in America Aggravated assault is the principal driver of violent crime. These crimes are disproportionately common in America’s most dangerous states. The aggravated assault rate exceeds the national rate of 233 incidents per 100,000 Americans in all of the 10 most dangerous states.
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The 50 Most Dangerous Roads in America Top Five Most Dangerous Roads in the U.S. California Route 99, despite being a relatively shorter highway, had the most fatal accidents per 100 miles of any highway in the nation. The state route which cuts up the center of California had a total of 264 fatal accidents between the years 2011 and 2015.
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where car accidents happen most states that have the most fatal car accidents. Those country roads and wide-open spaces figure prominently into fatal car accident rates per capita: West Virginia, Mississippi, Montana, and North Dakota have the most, according to the Department of Transportation.
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The Most (and Least) Dangerous States to Drive Still, traffic accidents remain a serious problem in this country, and in some states the issue is much more severe than in others. Nationwide, there were 10.2 deaths for every 100,000 people in 2014. In Wyoming, the most dangerous state for drivers, there were 25.7 deaths for every 100,000 people. This was five times the traffic fatality rate recorded in Rhode Island and Massachusetts, the safest states to drive in the country.
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- The result is the following list of top ten most dangerous: 1  Ardmore. 2  Durant. 3  Ada. Tulsa.  Oklahoma 1  City. Lawton. 2  Shawnee. Del  City. 1  Muskogee.  Wagoner.
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The 50 Most Dangerous Roads in America All in all, there are 2.7 million miles of road in the U.S.—enough to go around the Earth 107.2 times! Not every road has a great safety record though. Some are simply more dangerous than others. In this study we explored the 50 most dangerous roads in America. We go into how often a fatal accident occurs, and what makes these roads dangerous. Top Five Most Dangerous Roads in the U.S. 1  State Route 99 (California) 62.3 Fatal Accidents per 100 Miles Deadliest City: Fresno (34 fatal accidents) 2  I-45 (Texas) 56.5 Fatal Accidents per 100 Miles Deadliest City: Houston (51 fatal accidents) 3  I-95 (Florida to Maine) 55.1 Fatal Accidents per 100 Miles Deadliest City: Jacksonville (63 fatal accidents)
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25 Most Dangerous Roads in the World Geography & Travel. 25 Most Dangerous Roads in the World. For thousands of years roads have provided a means for safer and more efficient movement of goods and people, but as you will see in a moment this is not always the case. While some of the roads on our list are heavily traveled thoroughfares others are remote, winding, and narrow. Whatever the case may be though, the 25 most dangerous roads in the world will likely convince you that walking isn’t really that bad after all.
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- 2. Florida. Florida is constantly in the news for the number of crimes, and is always the butt of jokes on the news for ‘Only in Florida’ moments. As it turns out, one of the most populated places in the nation is one of the most dangerous.
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Report: Wilmington Most Dangerous Small City In Country comment on this post. Camden is well-known as the most dangerous city in the country. And now our sales tax-free haven to the south, Wilmington, Delaware, has been declared the most dangerous small city in the country. The report was released on Wednesday by real estate site Movoto.com. Here is their list of the 10 most dangerous small cities in the United States: 1. Wilmington, Delaware. 2. Canton, Ohio. 3. Jackson, Tennessee. 4. Rocky Mount, North Carolina. 5. North Little Rock, Arkansas. 6.
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Philadelphia Most Dangerous Cities In The United States. Detroit, Memphis, and Oakland have the highest violent crime rates in the US, with several other cities following close behind. After decades of economic struggles and social tension, today Detroit, Michigan is considered the most dangerous city in the United States based on crime rates.
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Is Highway 17 That Dangerous or Is It Just Laurel Curve? Tight curves like this one, just north of Summit Road overpass, cause most accidents on Highway 17. In 2010 almost 90% of all accidents on 17 occurred at the notorious Laurel Curve. The narrow lanes and dangerously tight curves of California’s Highway 17 have earned it ominous nicknames like “Killer 17” and “Blood Alley”.
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Which State Has The Most Car Accidents? Which State Has The Most Car Accidents? AUSTIN, Texas, Aug 28 (Reuters) - The best drivers in the United States live in northern Colorado, while motorists on the crowded roadways of Washington, D.C., are twice as likely to crash as the national average, according to Allstate America's Best Drivers Report released this week.