The solar eclipse will likely lead to a spike in fatal car crashes. And it's not because of the daytime darkness

During the last total eclipse in 2017, there were 31% more fatal car crashes than on a usual day.

Related Keywords

United States ,Sunnybrook ,Alberta ,Canada ,Oregon ,Madras ,Tamil Nadu ,India ,Toronto ,Ontario ,Americans ,America ,Aubrey Gemignani ,Donald Redelmeier ,Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre ,Us Navy ,Traffic Safety Administration Fatality Analysis Reporting System ,University Of Toronto ,North America ,National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ,Fatality Analysis Reporting ,