Slaughter Season Predicted On U S Highways This Year
The National Safety Council warns that the final four months will be the bloodiest for motorists in the United States with 20,000 or more deaths projected. Last year 59,200 lives were lost and costs reached 11.3 billion. Rural areas face the greatest risk and drivers or passengers are most often the victims.
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Slaughter Season Approaches Warns of Nighttime Vehicle Deaths
The National Safety Council warns that most fatal road crashes will occur at night and on specific hours and days. Men drive more, alcohol involvement is common, speeding raises death risk, and many incidents involve collisions with other vehicles or objects.
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