Study: New Jersey has deadliest roadways for pedestrians
The study found that more than 30% of traffic fatalities involve pedestrians.
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4ds agoA new study has revealed that New Jersey has the deadliest roads in the United States for pedestrians.
The study found that more than 30% of traffic fatalities involve pedestrians. More than 50% of fatal accidents happen at night between 6 p.m. and midnight.
The study also found that the holidays are the most dangerous time for pedestrians, with more than 2,000 fatal accidents in December from 2018 to 2021.
