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Thanksgiving Is Deadliest Driving Holiday and Young People Are Biggest Casualties

Thanksgiving is the deadliest driving holiday in the U.S., topping both Labor Day and the Fourth of July for fatal crashes. One thing that Thanksgiving has in common with those summer holidays: Young people are the most frequent casualties, and a majority of fatal crashes involve either alcohol consumption or excessive speed or both.

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Nearly Half of Nonbinary Drivers Can’t Mark X on Their License

46% of the nation’s 1.2 million nonbinary population live in a state that does not allow X gender markers on driver's licenses.

Fatal Crashes Spike on St. Patrick’s Day - 8-9 p.m. the most dangerous time on the road

There are an average of 89 fatal crashes on St. Patrick’s Day, nearly 10% more than other days during the same week.

Women Pay up to $37,000 More than Men to Own a Car and Home

Women have 0.04% higher mortgage rates than men on average and may pay up to $5,100 more than men over a 30-year fixed interest loan period.

These are the Most Dangerous Days & Times to Drive Super Bowl Weekend

The most dangerous time to drive on Super Bowl Sunday is from 6-7 p.m., followed by 10-11 p.m.

Number of U.S. EV Charging Ports will Soon Surpass Gas Stations

Today there are approximately 108,000 public EV charging ports in the U.S., compared to an estimated 110,000-150,000 gas stations.

Traveling Over the Holidays? Here are the Most Dangerous Days, Times, and States for Driving

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