It means we need mandatory driver's education.

Most people don't even know how to merge properly (not even a zipper merge, just the concept of matching/exceeding the lane speed so that you can enter safely) let alone how close to follow, how to use a roundabout, or when to signal and why.

People seem to think signalling is for them and not others, so they signal for literally a split second or don't signal at all and I have no idea how they came up with those maneuvers other than in complete desperation and ignorance.

All of that means that people die/kill people because they're not skilled or knowledgeable enough, something that could be prevented.

Official vocab guidelines state we no longer refer to these incidents as acccidents, they're now collisions.

They aren't accidents if they're statistically consistent and predictable.

Well, obviously we need to ban accidents. Someone needs to put some legislation on the table that criminalizes this shit, before it destroys the fabric of our society.

I'm more concerned that the first two causes of death are intentional ducks

Within accidents about 8,000 are falls, 7,000 are drug overdoses, and 2,000 are car accidents.

There are ~21,000 "accidents causing death" per year of ~330,000 deaths per year.