Top 5 Most Dangerous U.S. Highways

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1: Interstate 95 in Florida
In-state miles: 382.15
Fatal accidents: 662
Fatal accidents per mile: 1.73
Total fatalities: 765

• #2: Interstate 76 in New Jersey
In-state miles: 3.04
Fatal accidents: 5
Fatal accidents per mile: 1.64
Total fatalities: 6

• #3: Interstate 4 in Florida
In-state miles: 132.39
Fatal accidents: 209
Fatal accidents per mile: 1.58
Total fatalities: 234

• #4: Interstate 15 in California
In-state miles: 287.26
Fatal accidents: 437
Fatal accidents per mile: 1.52
Total fatalities: 506

• #5: Interstate 10 in California
In-state miles: 242.54
Fatal accidents: 341
Fatal accidents per mile: 1.41
Total fatalities: 387

for the top 100 deadiest highways see here below

http://www.thedailybeast.com/blogs-and-stories/2010-05-31/deadliest-highways-ranking-the-100-interstates-most-likely-to-cause-a-fatal-crash/2/

the numbers speak for them self - some people should never of got a drivers license.

[Showtime]

Surprised the 10 is in over the old beat up 101 here in CA. Must be due to the length. I always see accidents on the 405 or it's at crawl which probably saves a lot of lives lol.

[InfiniteNothing]

They already factor out distance, it's probably due to capacity. Accidents/mile/traveler might be an interesting study.

[clutchy]

great i live by both of the last two...

[Jeffbx]

I'm guessing the Florida ones might be more because of the age of the drivers and not anything to do with the road itself. They don't call it God's Waiting Room for nothing...

76 in New Jersey is just bad drivers. Those MFrs are crazy - that's where I learned to drive aggressively.