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Costly crashes highlight need for safer driving
A federal study reports crashes cost the U S economy 230.6 billion annually with an average 820 dollars per American. Minor injuries average 10 562 while critical injuries run near 1.1 million and death costs 977 208. NHTSA urges tougher belt laws and lower alcohol limits to cut harm and costs.
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