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AUHighway crashes (often called “interstate” or “freeway” accidents) are distinct from city street collisions due to the sheer kinetic energy involved. At highway speeds—typically 65 to 80 mph—even a minor error has a massive physical footprint, turning a simple lane change into a high-stakes event.
As of early 2026, data suggests a stabilization in highway fatalities (an estimated 8.2% drop in the first half of 2025), yet the mechanics of these crashes remain a primary focus for engineers and safety experts.
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