Last year, more than 49 million Americans hit the road for Thanksgiving. Unfortunately, according to the National Safety Council , it’s one of the most dangerous driving holidays in the United States.

Using data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, researchers at TruckInfo.net discovered a few concerning trends for Thanksgiving travelers.

Despite Uber and Lyft helping to reduce alcohol-related traffic fatalities by 6.1% , drunk driving remains an issue on Thanksgiving — likely because most rideshare drivers are spending time with their families over the holidays.‍

(TruckInfo.net)

About 36% of fatalities during Thanksgiving are speeding-related.

While 2005 to 2011 saw a meaningful decline in fatalities, progress has stalled and moved in the other direc

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