Will Fly, do you have stats broken down by number of miles driven?

Canada and the United States are similar in that road systems are built primarily for motor vehicles, and most communities sprawl; population density is typically low. Public transit is scanty and expensive, and walking to and from work is simply not an option for a hell of a lot of people.

Many accidents (incidents, really) around here arise from driving too fast in marginal weather conditions. Add a daily commute of 50 to 100 km each way and perhaps a beer after work, and bad things are bound to happen.