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If you’re driving in Western Pennsylvania, there's new information that may change the way you view your locals roads. I was disappointed – but not shocked – to learn that 28 percent of Pittsburgh-area streets have been rated “poor” in a recent research study.
Even the efforts to fix up bad roads can be risky as well. There are dangerous construction zones popping up everywhere causing traffic nightmares and safety hazards. The irony is that these work zones are there to fix poor road conditions, but sometimes the work sites are just as dangerous as the bad streets.
One-car accidents – crashes due to a loss of vehicle control caused by bad roads, weather conditions, car defects, and much more – can be just as dangerous as traffic collisions. With over a quarter of Pittsburgh roads rated in poor condition, it’s no wonder that people continue to get injured in one-car accidents.