Who is most at risk of a collision while driving?

The choice identifying those who drive for work as being most at risk of a collision recognizes that this group often encounters unique driving conditions and pressures. Individuals who drive for work may be on the road more frequently or for longer durations than others, leading to increased exposure to potential hazards. They may also feel pressured to meet deadlines, which can result in unsafe driving behaviors.

In contrast, while young females and drivers under the age of 25 are indeed considered higher-risk categories due to factors such as inexperience and decision-making tendencies, the context of the question highlights the specific risks associated with occupational driving.

Therefore, focusing on those who drive for work encapsulates a broader reality of the risks they face due to the nature of their driving—engaging in varied driving conditions, possibly under time constraints, and often dealing with deliveries in urban areas or other challenging environments, all of which contribute to a higher likelihood of collisions.