L.A. County Has 5 of California's 10 Most Dangerous Highway Stretches for Thanksgiving Travel
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GLENDALE, Calif. - Californer -- Five of California's 10 most dangerous highway stretches for Thanksgiving travel are in Los Angeles County, according to a new Maison Law analysis of California Highway Patrol crash data from 2021 to 2025.

The analysis ranked 68 highway stretches across California by the number of crashes that injured or killed someone during Thanksgiving week.

Most dangerous highway stretches for Thanksgiving travel:
1. I-5 in Los Angeles County: 143 crashes, 221 people injured, two killed

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2. I-15 in San Bernardino County: 101 crashes, 145 people injured, four killed
3. I-880 in Alameda County: 93 crashes, 147 people injured, four killed

Los Angeles County stretches of I-405, I-10, I-110 and US-101 ranked fourth, fifth, seventh and eighth. In the Inland Empire, I-215 in Riverside County ranked 16th, I-10 in Riverside County 17th, I-10 in San Bernardino County 18th and SR-60 in Riverside County 19th.

In the Bay Area, US-101 in Santa Clara County ranked 12th, SR-4 in Contra Costa County 20th, US-101 in San Francisco 24th and I-580 in Alameda County 25th.

Statewide, Wednesdays had the most crashes during Thanksgiving week, and Thanksgiving Day had the fewest.

The full rankings and an interactive map are available at: https://maisonlaw.com/california-thanksgiving-dangerous-highways/