Deadliest Counties for Traffic Fatalities

[Ezekiel 25:17]

I didn't answer your question because it's a stupid question.

Any ONE person's experience is statistically meaningless and anecdotal.

It's like asking a drug user "how many times have you overdosed?" in response to a comment about the dangers of drug use.

I'm not going to entertain your nonsense.

It's not a stupid question. I am asking you personally as you make it seem like cars are extremely dangerous like driving in India with no rules.

How many accidents and close calls have you had?

 

[concise]

Damn, ya'll nikkas down south can't drive for shyt

It's crazy because you look at some of those Western Mountain States and most of those places with poor mass transit and low density have no entries. It really is a Southern problem.

 

[Remote]

It's not a stupid question. I am asking you personally as you make it seem like cars are extremely dangerous like driving in India with no rules.

How many accidents and close calls have you had?

Dude...you understand that 1 person's experience doesn't mean anything.

You understand this, right?

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Dude...you understand that 1 person's experience doesn't mean anything.

You understand this, right?

You personally make it seem like cars are extremely dangerous and I'm personally asking you your experience.

How many accidents and close calls have you had?

How many people do you personally know that died in a car accident?

 

[Remote]

You personally make it seem like cars are extremely dangerous and I'm personally asking you your experience.

How many accidents and close calls have you had?

How many people do you personally know that died in a car accident?

Ok so you clearly don't understand how math works.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Ok so you clearly don't understand how math works.

People get struck by lighting too. Do you avoid walking outside?

https://www.wkbn.com/weather/lightning-fatalities-how-common-are-they-and-how-to-protect-yourself/#:~:text=Every%20year%20in%20the%20United,and%20Atmospheric%20Administration%20(NOAA).

Every year in the United States, 20 to 25 million cloud-to-ground lightning strikes occur. Over 300 people are struck by lightning every year in the U.S., and there are around 50 lightning fatalities per year, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).Aug 6, 2022

 

[Buckeye Fever]

Some of yall St. Louis brehs do be driving crazy

And that is without factoring in what happened to that mother and daughter leaving the Drake concert

 

[Jay Kast]

The reason why people in the south are prone to more accidents/fatalities than the north is because...

The seasons. If you notice, the curve on the map follows the climate zone curves - states that experience ice/snow leave drivers better equipped to operate their vehicles in a safer manner which also carries over to better driving practices in the warmer seasons. Worse roads, slippery conditions, limited sight because of precipitation. These factors by consequence create safer drivers.

People in the south have a false sense of security due to never being REQUIRED to drive in a safer way due to the lack of environmental aspects. It's always good roads and fairly warm. Even rain isn't enough of a factor (Florida).

I can guarantee if we compared the US to Canada, you'd see the same thing.

 

[ViShawn]

Just want to add that Texas drivers are idiots. This is from first hand experience.

 

[KRayner]

Yea florida is demonic

growing up, every local high school had at least 1 kid that died from a car accident

i knew a 17 year old with a DUI
how tf is that possible

 

[MacNCheese]

One of the scariest revelations I've had about this country is realizing that despite how crazy people in Jersey drive, we're actually one of the safest states to drive in.

I've taken road trips down to Florida and Georgia before and the funny thing is that it's not even like they're on some Twisted Metal/Mad Max shyt down there. Jersey driving is much more aggressive, but down south drivers are just straight up dumb.

 

[Neuromancer]

People get struck by lighting too. Do you avoid walking outside?

https://www.wkbn.com/weather/lightning-fatalities-how-common-are-they-and-how-to-protect-yourself/#:~:text=Every%20year%20in%20the%20United,and%20Atmospheric%20Administration%20(NOAA).

That's way lower than fatalities due to cars.

 

[Diddly Drogba]

Florida a wild place

 

[Crayola Coyote]

Can confirm that Florida drivers are shyt.

Was riding my motorcycle one morning and an old bytch turned left across traffic and I t-boned her going 40-50 mph.

I would have been out of here if I didn’t have my helmet on.

They are from Ohio, up state NY, michigan

 

[Based Lord Zedd]

I'm shocked Houston isn't high on the list. One of the reasons I WFH is because I refuse to commute and deal with the stress of driving every day. I already had one car totaled while driving home.