These Morning Commutes Are the Most Dangerous in the US, Study Finds

New study lists the most dangerous morning commutes in US

While the number of people working from home increases every year, most Americans are still driving to work. With nearly 300 million cars on the road in the U.S., the daily commute can be dangerous, as a new study reveals which cities have the most hazardous commutes. The annual study conducted by MoneyGeek looked at what were the “most dangerous” commutes in the country. Researchers looked at the average number of fatal crashes annually during …

Memphis has most dangerous morning commutes in the US, study finds

(NEXSTAR) - An annual study conducted by MoneyGeek examines the 'most dangerous' commutes in the country. To determine this, they looked at the average number of fatal crashes per year during the morning commute hours in over 100 of the largest cities in the U.S. More than 100 JCPenney stores sold: What happens now? Landing at the top of the list with the "most dangerous" commute is Memphis, where the fatal crash rate is 0.84 per 100,000 r…

Study: Albuquerque has fifth dangerous commute in US

(NEXSTAR) - Unless you're one of the members of the workforce who has moved to remote work in the last few years, the commute to and from work is a daily task that nobody enjoys. Whether your commute involves bumper-to-bumper traffic or is just longer than you'd like, the only thing that could make it worse is if you were to get into a car accident, which happens more frequently than you'd like in some U.S. cities. An annual study conducted by M…

These morning commutes are the most dangerous in the US, study finds

(NEXSTAR) - Unless you're one of the members of the workforce who has moved to remote work in the last few years, the commute to and from work is a daily task that nobody enjoys. Whether your commute involves bumper-to-bumper traffic or is just longer than you'd like, the only thing that could make it worse is if you were to get into a car accident—which happens more frequently than you'd like in some U.S. cities. An annual study conducted by Mo…