Latvia and Turkey Home to Some of World’s Most Dangerous Roads
An International Road Federation report based on 1991 data ranks Latvia and Turkey among the world’s riskiest roads, with Turkey showing a 54 percent rise in car ownership and high death rates. United States deaths totaled 44,500 in 1990, while India led in fatalities. The study notes Baltic and European trends and cautions road safety varies by region.
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