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We mapped five years of Montana highway crashes. Here’s what jumped out at us.

Take extra care driving on twisty roads around lakes and over mountain passes.

In wide-open Montana, long drives on the highway are a way of life and, often, a source of danger. The state is ranked fifth for the number of fatal accidents per resident, with 90% of those fatalities happening on roads outside of city limits.

Like many Montanans, MTFP’s staff puts in plenty of miles as we work to cover the state. On those drives, we sometimes wonder which stretches of the state’s vast highway network are the most prone to crashes.

 

1 Comments

  1. Russ Fletcher on November 4, 2025 at 5:10 pm

    I find it hard to believe that Missoula’s Reserve Street isn’t highlighted in Neon as the very worst in Montana.

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