Driving is dangerous at any time of day, but the darker it gets, the more likely you are to experience an accident on the road. The biggest factor is the lack of light; as the sun retreats, it becomes harder for many people to see in the dark, even with the help of headlights. However, the following are the most common reasons night tends to be the most dangerous time to drive.
Teen drivers are some of the most inexperienced, dangerous, and reckless drivers on the road. Fatal car accidents are one of the top causes of death amongst teens in the United States, which is a frightening statistic for parents and all other drivers everywhere. Perhaps what is one of the most devastating truths about teen car accidents is that they are 100% preventable, if only these teens and their parents are prepared for the various hazards on the road.
Driving is an incredibly dangerous activity, especially since there are more people on the road than ever before. In 2016, around 40,000 people died in car crashes, and millions more were injured or disabled in the United States alone. The biggest causes of these fatalities were impaired driving, speeding, and distracted driving. There are 4 ways you can help make your commute safer, particularly if you're an employer.