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On average, the cost of workers' comp per employee is around $78 a month nationwide.

A new survey also reveals vehicle upkeep might not have been top-of-mind for drivers during the pandemic.

When excluding COVID-19, total workers' comp claim frequency fell 7% during the year.

Southern Methodist University said its model can also help uncover accident hotspots and the reasons behind them.

Cities on the list have at least 40% more accident-prone drivers when compared to the national average, according to Insurify.

Driving under the influence was the third leading cause of on-the-job vehicle accidents, playing a factor in 18% of incidents.

Longer-distance driving and road trips might be propelling some of the gains in miles driven.

Almost half of Americans are planning road trips but even more admit to being distracted by cellphones while driving.