Which 10 states have the least traffic deaths? Interactive Graphics
The 10 states with the least traffic deaths are Massachusetts, Rhode Island, D.C., Minnesota, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Washington, and Virginia. Motorcyclist and passenger deaths were the lowest traffic deaths for these ten states. Drivers in states with the least traffic deaths have cheaper car insurance rates. Enter your ZIP code below to start comparing car insurance rates in your state for free.
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UPDATED: Sep 11, 2020
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Map – Rank by Category
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Correlation by Category:
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