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The holidays aren’t exactly the safest times to be on the roads. An article from Forbes on Yahoo! said that there are several drivers on the roads during these holidays that shouldn’t be and that’s what makes these holidays the most dangerous.

There was someone very close to my family who was killed in an auto accident on Thanksgiving. So, please be careful during this holiday season, and always designate a driver if you have been drinking or are otherwise shouldn’t be driving.

No. 1 Thanksgiving
Average Vehicular Deaths: 573

No. 2 Independence Day
Average Vehicular Deaths: 505

No. 3 Memorial Day Weekend
Average Vehicular Deaths: 493

No. 4 Labor Day Weekend
Average Vehicular Deaths: 488

No. 5 New Year’s Eve/Day
Average Vehicular Deaths: 421

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