Traffic Deaths Greater Than War's Fatalities
A study by the Association of Casualty and Surety Companies finds highway deaths now exceed total military fatalities in all U S wars. The report notes 1,018,500 highway deaths since cars began, surpassing 1,005,600 combat deaths through Korea's early years. It cites daily averages, milestone fatalities, and the disparity as autos become a mass killer.
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