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America’s most dangerous states to drive in during 4th of July

High travel volumes and impaired driving are contributing to road fatalities across several U.S. states during the Fourth of July weekend.

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The brief

Nearly 62 million Americans are driving for the Fourth of July weekend. Reports indicate that impaired driving has fueled fatalities in Texas, while Arizona is noted as one of the more deadly states for drivers during this period.

Coverage from the New York Post, CW33.com, and yourvalley.net emphasizes the danger of specific states and the role of impairment in road deaths. WCVB focuses on the high volume of travelers and safety precautions.

MADD is urging the public to plan safe rides. Further coverage may focus on specific safety measures and the final toll of holiday road fatalities.

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How many people are expected to drive this holiday weekend?

According to WCVB, nearly 62 million Americans will drive this Fourth of July weekend.

Which states are specifically mentioned as dangerous?

Texas is cited for fatalities fueled by impaired driving, and Arizona is identified as being among the more deadly states on the roads.

What recommendations have been made for safety?

MADD is urging people to plan for safe rides ahead of the holiday weekend.

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