"About 94% of all accidents are caused by Human Error"

Unfortunately even with substantial awareness and education, thousands of individuals fall victim to traffic accidents. Despite new advances and vehicle technologies such as backup cameras, adaptive headlights and forward collisions system, car accidents still happen. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration estimates 36,560 people were killed on the roads in 2018, and 2.71 million accident victims sustained injuries that required a visit to a medical professional.

Risk factors in 2019 fatal crashes

Now, we can see that leaving the Unknown and No reason reported data. It is clear that most of the accidents that have happened were because of Speeding /racing factor.

Knowing how drinking affects one's ability to drive safely and perform other tasks, being aware of the risks involved, being familiar with the rules of the road regarding DUI, and harshly punishing it are not sufficient. To more effectively handle an issue with such significant social and practical ramifications, additional measures are required.

Here we have Mississippi at the top with 29.4% of the people residing in that state having no insurance and at the lowest percentage of 3.1% from New Jersey. Getting uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage and collision coverage is the best way to make sure you’re covered if you’re in an accident with an uninsured driver.

Why are there so many Uninsured drivers?

Cost is typically the primary barrier keeping uninsured drivers from getting insurance coverage. Many uninsured motorists are in poverty; some motorists in cities like Detroit discover that paying for auto insurance consumes between 12 and 36% of their pre-tax income.