Jun 1, 2021 · Ten highways fell out of the Top 25 since 2017 as more highway fatalities were recorded in the Southern U.S. Interstate 84, which runs from Pennsylvania to Massachusetts, plummeted 51 spots...

Nov 29, 2022 · These havens of motoring mayhem go far beyond the usual ill-conceived interchange or too-sudden stop signs. No, these are the stretches of road in both busy and remote parts of the country that...

Mar 22, 2025 · The U.S. 83, one of the few roads on this list to not be an interstate highway, ends up as the most dangerous highway in Texas with an average of 34 fatalities annually.

Aug 5, 2024 · The most dangerous highway in the U.S. is Interstate 95 (I-95). Vehicle fatalities increased by an estimated 7.2% from 2019 to 2020. Wyoming, New Mexico and South Carolina had the most vehicular crashes per 100,000 people.

Jan 8, 2023 · Roads having the highest fatality rates often connect major cities and counties. These most dangerous roads in the US had 59% of their fatalities on north-south roadways, while 41% of their deaths happened on east-west roadways. Be more cautious while driving on …

Apr 28, 2021 · A new report looked at fatality rates on U.S. highways to determine which are the most dangerous for drivers. The ranking of the most deadly highways in America was shared on April 22 by fleet management software provider Teletrac Navman.

I-75 is among the deadliest highways largely due to high crash rates in two very different regions: the snowy Midwest and the dense traffic of Florida. In 2019, I-75 saw 237 fatalities (about 13.3 per 100 miles), placing it fourth on the list of the most dangerous U.S. roads that year.

From Parks Highway in Alaska to Interstate 80 in Wyoming, see the highways with the highest number of crashes and road fatalities in each state.

Aug 9, 2021 · The full list of the 25 deadliest roads in the United States in 2021 are as follows (based on most deaths per mile): I-4: Tampa, Florida to Daytona Beach, Florida. Deaths per mile: 1.134; Length of Highway: 132 miles; Total Traffic Deaths (2016-2019): 150; Deadliest city: Orlando; I-45: Galveston, Texas to Dallas, Texas. Deaths per mile: 0.913

Dec 27, 2023 · We looked at data from AAA, Consumer Affairs and the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to determine the 10 most dangerous roads in the U.S. We considered factors like curviest, deadliest, scariest, steepest and worst road conditions.