What holiday has the worst traffic?

The Six Most Dangerous Holidays to be on the Road
  • 4th of July. Based on recent statistics, the 4th of July is the deadliest holiday of the year. ...
  • Thanksgiving. It's also not surprising that Thanksgiving is also one of the most dangerous holidays to be driving. ...
  • New Year's Day. ...
  • Christmas. ...
  • Labor Day. ...
  • Memorial Day. ...
  • Conclusion.




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Deadliest Holidays to Drive Number 1: Memorial Day Date: Last Monday in May Average fatal crashes: 448 Not to be confused with Veterans Day, Memorial Day honors the men and women who sacrificed their lives while serving their country. Memorial Day is a perfect storm for traffic fatalities.

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There is a correlation between some holidays and homicide. New Year's Day is by far the most violent day of the year, followed by Christmas Day. On the other hand, Christmas Eve is only slightly above average. The safest days of the year is January 5th.

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Here are some of the world's most dangerous holiday destinations!
  1. Sinaloa, Mexico. Sinaloa is one of Mexico's “narco” states. ...
  2. Death Valley, USA. ...
  3. Death Road, Bolivia. ...
  4. Snake Island, Brazil. ...
  5. North Sentinel Island. ...
  6. Somalia. ...
  7. Oymyakon, Russia. ...
  8. Caracas, Venezuela.


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It's a good idea to arrive at work around 8:30 a.m. and leave at 4:30 p.m. to avoid not only the traffic but potential danger. Rush hour on weekdays, between 5 and 7 p.m. are usually more dangerous due to the increase in drivers on the road.

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Americans spend nearly 100 hours each year in traffic, which costs billions in dollars for the U.S. for wear on cars and gas money. Specific days of the year come with different traffic issues, including the two days before Christmas, the day before Thanksgiving, and the day before Independence Day.

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