Last Updated on January 7, 2021
#4 – Highway 2 In Montana
Driving in Montana is quite impossible! In fact, it is considered among the most dangerous states in America to drive in and that’s mostly because of the excessive speed of the drivers and the very long stretches it has between towns.
For example, in case an emergency takes places, the ambulance would need an average of 80 minutes to arrive at the scene of the accident. However, Washington state has recently spent about $60 million in order to make the road safer for drivers.
#5 – The I-45 in Houston, Texas
Two years ago, Interstate 45 was ranked as the second deadliest road in the United States and that’s for a reason! In fact, this goes back to many factors, including, the road itself, inclement weather, and drunk driving wrecks.
Looking at fatal crashes that occurred from 2011 to 2015, analysts found that the highway average fatal accidents is 56.5 per 100 miles of roadway, according to a report.
#6 – I-10 in Arizona
Like many other roads on this list, I-10 in Arizona, which is a 150-mile road that runs through Phoenix to California border, is definitely not a safe highway to drive in. In fact, it was ranked as America’s 100 deadliest highways and most dangerous road in Arizona state.
Sadly, many people have lost their lives while driving on this road. For instance, just in one single year, more than 85 deaths were reported!
#7 – Interstate 4 in Florida
Recently, This 132- mile roadway was ranked as the deadliest in the U.S. Many fatal car accidents occurred where many people have breathed their last. According to a survey, 1.41 deaths were reported per one single mile during the last six years.
#8 – Highway 1 in Florida
According to a recent report, this roadway is the most dangerous in the entire country and that’s due to the high rate of the crashes and road fatalities it has experienced in the last 10 years. In fact, the report reveals that more than 1079 perished while driving along the road.
