Texas among the worst states for hit-and-run fatalities, new study finds
Buckle up. Texas has the nation's 10th-highest number of hit-and-run fatalities, a new study shows. The Lone Star State experienced 10.69 hit-and-run fatalities per million people, a rate 25% higher than the U.S. average of 8.52, according to an analysis by Philadelphia law firm KaplunMarx.
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