Transportation Infographics

To help drivers experiencing financial hardship during COVID-19, auto insurers are refunding premiums. Are policyholders getting a good deal? Find out in this infographic, courtesy of AutoInsurance.org.

Car accidents account for 1.35 million deaths per year around the world. It is the leading cause of death for both children and young people between 5 and 29. Speed related crashes in the United States cost American drivers over 40 billion dollars a year. This map displays the deadliest states in the US for fatal car accidents per 100,000 people. 

Each day, an average of 29 people across America lose their lives in car crashes that involve a drunk driver. That’s one death every 50 minutes! In 2016 alone, 28% of all traffic-related deaths in the U.S. were a result of crashes involving alcohol-impaired drivers, amounting to 10,497 lives lost. In this infographic, learn which U.S. counties have the most alcohol-impaired driving deaths.

Sometimes, highways become parking lots, trains are late, and everyone’s struggling to get to work on time. But who really is struggling in the so-called “rat race”? What are the best and worst cities for commuting in the U.S.? The team at TitleMax.com have studied the top 100 most populated metropolitan areas in the United States and found the average commute time by city to figure out who has the worst commute.

Learn more about 50 of the coolest vehicles in science fiction with this infographic from PartsGeek. It highlights the max speed, power source, and creator of each.

Driving a company car can be one of the biggest perks of a job. It means that your employer will cover your major driving expenses, including the cost of the car itself — so you could drive a luxury car without the luxury price tag! This infographic shows you the most popular current selections of company cars — including the BMW Series 3, the Toyota Corolla, and the Jaguar I-Pace and more.