30 States Around America That Have The Deadliest Road Rage

We’ve all seen road rage, and it’s an ugly sight to see while you’re out and about, driving around town. While it’s certainly an unsightly thing to witness, road rage can also be quite deadly. Since 1975, data about fatal car crashes has been collected into a federal database called the Fatal Analysis Reporting System. After years of collection, the company Auto Insurance Center has taken a look at all the data to determine the deadliest states when it comes to road rage – take a look.

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Rob!/Flickr Auto Insurance Center was on a mission - to find out as much as they possibly could from all the data collected into the Fatal Analysis Reporting System. The company set out to find out where, when and how road rage accidents end up taking place, and this is what they found.

According to the report, nationally speaking the deadliest months for road rage accidents were July and September, with November, December, and January being the least deadly. The study also found that Sundays (specifically at 10 p.m.) was the most deadly day of the week when it came to road rage accidents, with Monday incredibly close behind.

Now, onto the list. Here are the deadliest states:

1. Indiana

2. Colorado

3. South Carolina

4. Alabama

5. Connecticut

6. Wisconsin

7. Washington D.C.

8. Rhode Island

9. Utah

10. Alaska

11. Arkansas

12. New York

13. North Dakota

14. Delaware

15. Kansas

16. New Hampshire

17. Maine

18. Nevada

19. Montana

20. Florida

21. New Mexico

22. Tennessee

23. Illinois

24. Texas

25. Kentucky

26. Arizona

27. Michigan

28. Pennsylvania

29. Georgia

30. California

LuAnn Snawder Photography/Flickr

Rob!/Flickr

Auto Insurance Center was on a mission - to find out as much as they possibly could from all the data collected into the Fatal Analysis Reporting System. The company set out to find out where, when and how road rage accidents end up taking place, and this is what they found.

According to the report, nationally speaking the deadliest months for road rage accidents were July and September, with November, December, and January being the least deadly. The study also found that Sundays (specifically at 10 p.m.) was the most deadly day of the week when it came to road rage accidents, with Monday incredibly close behind.

Now, onto the list. Here are the deadliest states:

1. Indiana

2. Colorado

3. South Carolina

4. Alabama

5. Connecticut

6. Wisconsin

7. Washington D.C.

8. Rhode Island

9. Utah

10. Alaska

11. Arkansas

12. New York

13. North Dakota

14. Delaware

15. Kansas

16. New Hampshire

17. Maine

18. Nevada

19. Montana

20. Florida

21. New Mexico

22. Tennessee

23. Illinois

24. Texas

25. Kentucky

26. Arizona

27. Michigan

28. Pennsylvania

29. Georgia

30. California

31. Indiana

32. Colorado

33. South Carolina

34. Alabama

35. Connecticut

36. Wisconsin

37. Washington D.C.

38. Rhode Island

39. Utah

40. Alaska

41. Arkansas

42. New York

43. North Dakota

44. Delaware

45. Kansas

46. New Hampshire

47. Maine

48. Nevada

49. Montana

50. Florida

51. New Mexico

52. Tennessee

53. Illinois

54. Texas

55. Kentucky

56. Arizona

57. Michigan

58. Pennsylvania

59. Georgia

60. California

• 1. Indiana
• 2. Colorado
• 3. South Carolina
• 4. Alabama
• 5. Connecticut
• 6. Wisconsin
• 7. Washington D.C.
• 8. Rhode Island
• 9. Utah
• 10. Alaska
• 11. Arkansas
• 12. New York
• 13. North Dakota
• 14. Delaware
• 15. Kansas
• 16. New Hampshire
• 17. Maine
• 18. Nevada
• 19. Montana
• 20. Florida
• 21. New Mexico
• 22. Tennessee
• 23. Illinois
• 24. Texas
• 25. Kentucky
• 26. Arizona
• 27. Michigan
• 28. Pennsylvania
• 29. Georgia
• 30. California

Are you surprised to see any of the states make this list? To read the full report by Auto Insurance Center, click here. If you’re wondering what places aren’t dangerous, then read about how These Are The 9 Safest Places In The U.S. From Natural Disasters!

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