Special Report
Cities Where the Most People Die in Car Crashes
September 12, 2018 4:05 pm
Last Updated: January 11, 2020 6:02 pm
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27. Columbus, Ohio
> Number of fatal crashes in 2016: 53
> Number of fatal crashes involving drunk driving: 25
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26. Las Vegas, Nevada
> Number of fatal crashes in 2016: 53
> Number of fatal crashes involving drunk driving: 14
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25. Kansas City, Missouri
> Number of fatal crashes in 2016: 53
> Number of fatal crashes involving drunk driving: 20
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24. San Jose, California
> Number of fatal crashes in 2016: 55
> Number of fatal crashes involving drunk driving: 19
> Population: 1,009,363
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23. Queens, New York, New York
> Number of fatal crashes in 2016: 57
> Number of fatal crashes involving drunk driving: 8
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