Alabama’s “Highway to Hell” Ranked one of the Most Dangerous Roads in America

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US Route 431, also called SR 1, runs from Medianville, AL, at the Tennessee state line in the north to Dothan, AL, a few miles from the Florida border. The “Highway to Hell,” this 353-mile road, is notoriously dangerous. Although mainly four lanes, US Route 431 suddenly changes to two lanes in several sections.

What Is Alabama’s “Highway to Hell”?

Alabama's "Highway to Hell" is known for its low visibility, dangerous curves, and high speeds due to its varying lanes and merging. Motorists should watch the left and right sides of their vehicles for merging traffic.

Why Is Alabama’s “Highway to Hell” Dangerous?

Snake Way is the steepest road in Alabama, with five hairpin turns and several hundred feet of elevation changes.

What Is the Curviest Road in Alabama?

The US had its highest fatality rate since 2007 in 2020, with I-95 being the most dangerous highway.

What Highway Has the Most Deaths in America?

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