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percent of all fatal crashes involve drinking drivers and that this percentage increases during holiday periods.
Driving when sleepy or exhausted, he said, has been shown by recent investigation to be far more dangerous than is thought.
Speeding and hurrying not only make a crash more likely in that a driver has less control over his car but more severe if it does happen
Buckling seatbelts at all times gives a four times better chance of escaping death or injury and less severe injuries when they do occur. 1
Defensive driving which consists not only of careful driving but allertness for the faults of others also raises the chances of survival.
Night driving should be avoided as far as possible. More than half of all fatalities occur during hours of darkness, although only about one third of all traffic moves then.
62.6%