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Holiday season auto accidents down in Peoria

Records show collisions have gone down over last 3 years

The holiday season is a time for coming together, but it's also a time when getting together can be dangerous due to aggressive drivers and drivers who might be under the influence.

But the good news is that automobile accidents in Peoria during the holiday season have gone down over the last three years, according to a public record request submitted by Peoria Independent.

The Independent requested the number of accidents for the period Dec. 19-Jan. 4 since 2023.

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