Georgia has one of the country’s highest motor vehicle crash rates for older adults, typically ranked No. 5 or No. 6 in the U.S., officials with the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety said Wednesday.And though the Georgia State Patrol has not determined what caused a deadly Tuesday crash on Interstate 985, the victim’s elderly status prompted concerns his age might have been a factor.
Georgia ranks high for crashes involving older adult drivers
Crash rates nearly double for older drivers