Summary: The stretch between Memorial Day and Labor Day is called the "100 Deadly Days of Summer" because traffic accidents and fatalities surge during this period. Why do accidents spike in summer? Contributing factors include: inexperienced teen drivers with more free time; increased vacation travel volume; more drunk driving…
Summary: The stretch between Memorial Day and Labor Day is called the "100 Deadly Days of Summer" because traffic accidents and fatalities surge during this period.
Why do accidents spike in summer?
Contributing factors include: inexperienced teen drivers with more free time; increased vacation travel volume; more drunk driving during holiday celebrations; distracted driving on road trips (phones, GPS, passengers); and heat/fatigue issues such as tire blowouts and drowsy driving on long tripsSource.
Protect yourself and others
Practical steps include avoiding peak traffic times, keeping vehicles well maintained, and helping teen drivers build safe habits early.
Enjoy a safe summer
The risks during this season are real, but good choices reduce danger. If a crash still happens, having a car accident attorneyRelated information available helps with claiming compensation for medical bills and property damage.
This article provides general information and is not legal advice. It may not reflect later changes in law. Do not rely on it for an emergency or deadline; speak with a lawyer about your facts.