The Importance Of The 5 Deadliest Highways In The US

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5 Deadliest Highways in the US
According to the World Health Organization, America is home to a number of dangerous roads all over the world. Here are 5 roads you need to be cautious of before going on a road trip. Use the KevianClean Wheel Cleaner to keep your wheels and tires ready and conditioned before you travel.
1. I-10 (Arizona) – This route runs from California all the way to Florida but is mostly noted for its dangerous path in Arizona. Most motorists blame the lack of barriers especially along the Grand Canyon State which is a lightly populated desert. There are long stretches of highway that lack these barriers causing vehicular accidents.

2. I-95 (Connecticut) – This highway passes through 15 states and according to the National

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