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Analysis of NHTSA data shows these states have the most crash-related Gen Z deaths.

Analysis of auto insurance customer inquiries combined with national arrest and population data uncovers highest-risk states for at-fault car accidents.

The average American consumes 4.2 drinks on St. Patrick's Day, according to Alcohol.org

Only one region of the United States saw a net population gain in 2022, according to Census data.

The same risks that are making insurance more important are also making it harder to get.

The state at the top of the list sees auto insurance rates that are 66% higher than the national average.

The NHTSA reports traffic fatalities fell in 32 states in the first quarter of 2023, but 18 states and Puerto Rico were expected to see an increase in fatalities compared to Q1 2022.

Residents of these states put the largest percentage of their income toward auto insurance coverage, according to Assurance.