December 12, 2025
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
TRENTON, NJ – A recent study from Camili & Capo, P.A. ranks the most dangerous interstate highways in the nation. The study calculated the number of fatal car accidents per mile on major highways across the country.
The findings show Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee as the most dangerous interstate highway segments by state. Other dangerous roads ranked in the top 5 include I-14 in Texas and I-95 in Florida.
The study also lists the most dangerous interstate highways overall, with other Florida and Texas highways included. Florida’s I-4 is listed as the most dangerous highway, with Texas’s I-45 and I-30 immediately following.
Factors that determine the cause behind interstate fatal accidents vary from constant traffic, excessive speeding, and more. In addition to having an average of 1.54 fatal accidents per mile, other factors that make Florida’s I-4 the most dangerous highway include the significant number of tourists that create unpredictable driving conditions and challenging road conditions.
“This study shows a noticeable pattern of dangerous conditions on certain highways, and it’s clear these deadly crashes are predictable risks,” said Krenar Camili, partner at Camili & Capo. “With awareness being the first step toward protection and progress, we strive to advocate for victims of deadly auto accidents during this busy travel period.”
You can view the full study on Camili & Capo’s website here: https://www.camililaw.com/new-data-shows-the-most-dangerous-roads-in-america/
About Camili & Capo, P.A.
Camili & Capo, P.A. is a New Jersey-based law firm protecting the rights of victims of crime and injury. The firm provides compassionate, client-focused legal representation in matters involving victims’ rights, personal injury, and criminal defense. Learn more at www.camililaw.com.
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