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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17. Austin, Texas
> Number of fatal crashes in 2016: 79
> Number of crashes involving drunk driving: 11
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16. Fort Worth, Texas
> Number of fatal crashes in 2016: 82
> Number of fatal crashes involving drunk driving: 18
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15. Louisville, Kentucky
> Number of fatal crashes in 2016: 83
> Number of fatal crashes involving drunk driving: 19
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14. Charlotte, North Carolina
> Number of fatal crashes in 2016: 86
> Number of fatal crashes involving drunk driving: 31
> Population: 808,834
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13. San Diego, California
> Number of fatal crashes in 2016: 88
> Number of fatal crashes involving drunk driving: 26
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