These roads are known for their high accident rates and challenging driving conditions. Buckle up and drive carefully if you dare to take these routes.
1. Dalton Highway, Alaska
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This remote and icy highway is treacherous, with extreme weather and long stretches without services. It’s not for the faint-hearted.
2. I-70 through Colorado
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Known for its steep grades and unpredictable weather, I-70 can be a nightmare for drivers, especially in winter.
3. Highway 1, California
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While scenic, this coastal highway has sharp turns and steep cliffs, making it dangerous for inattentive drivers.
4. The Million Dollar Highway, Colorado
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With no guardrails and sheer drops, this stretch of US 550 is beautiful but perilous. Caution is essential.
5. Tail of the Dragon, North Carolina/Tennessee
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Famous for its 318 curves in 11 miles, this road is a favorite for motorcyclists but is also highly dangerous
6. I-10 in Arizona
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Known for its high accident rate, I-10’s long, straight stretches can lull drivers into a false sense of security.
7. Highway 2, Montana
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This remote highway has few services and sees extreme weather, making it a risky drive.
8. I-95 in Florida
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One of the most dangerous highways in America, I-95 is notorious for heavy traffic and frequent accidents.
9. Highway 550, Colorado
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Another dangerous Colorado road, known for its high altitude and sharp curves.
10. US Route 431, Alabama
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Dubbed “Highway to Hell,” this road has a high fatality rate due to its numerous intersections and poor visibility.
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