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A new study shows that Connecticut ranks second in the United States for the most crashes due to road rage.

The study was conducted using the National Highway Traffic Safety Administrations crash data between 2017 and 2021.

It shows that in 2020, 37 drivers in the state died in road rage-related crashes and in 2018, there were 21.

Colorado ranked first for rage accidents and Indiana ranked third.