The Deadliest 10-Mile Stretch Of Highway In Wisconsin

Some stretches of highway are deadlier than others. More accidents occur in the coming winter months with snowy and icy roads. The holidays are coming up and that will mean more cars on the road as well. Unfortunately, accidents will always happen. Make sure you buckle up, slow down, and perhaps avoid the deadliest stretch of highway in Wisconsin.

Deadliest 10-mile Stretch In The United States

World Population Review compiled a list of the deadliest roads for each state. They also ranked which 10-mile stretch is the deadliest in the entire country.

Coming in at the top of the list was a stretch of road in Phoenix, Arizona. It's on US Hwy 60 between exits 173-182. From the year 2000-2019, 64 people lost their lives in accidents on that particular 10 miles.

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Deadliest Highway In Wisconsin

For roads overall, the deadliest highway is I-94 with an average of 13 fatalities each year. However, that's not the deadliest 10-mile stretch.

Deadliest 10-Mile Stretch In Wisconsin

From 2000-2019, 24 people died on a 10-mile stretch near Milwaukee on I-43.

The stretch begins at I-43 exit 77 and travels through the metro south to exit 314.

Obviously, traffic plays a big role in the dangerous stretch of highway. Milwaukee is Wisconsin's biggest city with nearly 600,000 people. It's definitely congested, and with lake influence in the winter, the roads can get pretty icy, too.

Learn about the other deadliest stretches of roads in every state by visiting the World Population Review. Buckle up, slow down, and drive sober!