On what kind of roads is the highest number of road fatalities usually recorded?

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Official road accident statistics repeatedly show that the vast majority of fatalities are concentrated on interurban roads, especially on conventional roads outside built-up areas. This is fundamentally due to the higher speed at which people travel compared with the urban setting, the inherent risk of entering the opposite lane when overtaking, and factors such as fatigue or monotony. Urban roads record a very high number of accidents and minor injuries, but a lower percentage of deaths owing to reduced speeds. For their part, motorways and dual carriageways, although they are high-capacity interurban roads, have separate roadways that drastically reduce head-on collisions, making them statistically safer.

On what kind of roads is the highest number of road fatalities usually recorded?

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