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Recent Study: San Diego Freeways Among Deadliest. The study analyzed 4,451 California roads and tracked 10,370 fatal car accidents from 2017-2019. It broke everything down into five-mile chunks to rank the deadliest roads.“A lot of times, it’s speed and reckless drivers,” says Officer Salvador Castro with the California Highway Patrol. He says the parts of the freeways highlighted in Chula Vista and Miramar are wide open and straight, which lend themselves to deadly speeds. “(That) gives the people the opportunity, the chance. And they want to get their car up over 100 miles per hour,” Officer Castro says. What can you do to keep you and your loved ones safe? First, the obvious thing is do not drive excessively fast, recklessly, and absolutely never drink and drive or drive intoxicated. Next, you must be a defensive driver. Additionally, when driving at late hours, pay special attention to what is going on around you. Make sure you are looking out for other vehicles. On the freeways and highways, scan far ahead and lookout for vehicles that may be coming the wrong way. Do not drive in the “fast lane” late at night, because to a wrong way driver your “fast lane” is their “slow lane.” Stay in the middle lanes, keep a safe speed and lookout.