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(Iowa) -- A new study finds most fatal crashes in Iowa happen on highways, not interstates.
Insurance comparison website iSelect examined crash state over the past five years and found that 19% of fatal crashes in Iowa happened on interstates. By comparison, 27% percent of deadly crashes happened on state highways, and 36% happened on U.S. highways during that same time period. 18% of fatal crashes were reported on local streets.
The study finds the most dangerous in Iowa are:
- I-80
- I-35
- US-34
- US-30
- I-29
- US-20
- SR-92
- US-61
- US-63
- I-380
The full study is available on the iSelect website.
