Australia's road toll remains a national worry, with more than 1200 people killed on the road last year.
Australia's road toll remains a national worry, with more than 1200 people killed on the road last year.
Now, new data from AAMI has revealed the most notorious hotspots for crashes in every state and territory in the country.Overall, the AAMI report fround that Friday was the worst day of the week for crashes, accounting for 16 per cent of them.Marion Road in Marion, Adelaide, is the worst place for crashes in South Australia.
The most common collision on Aussie roads were nose to tail crashes . Over the past 10 years, drivers were also frequently failing to give-way , and accidentally damaging cars while parked .When it comes to the battle of the sexes – it seems male drivers were significantly more likely than females to have a crash.Older drivers aged 65 and over were the most dangerous demographic behind the wheel, with more than a quarter of claims being attributed to them.
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