Gary, Indiana. took the number two spot. Jackson, Mississippi took number three, though they were nowhere close to Daytona Beach, with 3.84 and 3.79 times the median rate of car deaths.
Among small towns — those with populations under 50,000 — Dayton, Texas (located in the greater Houston metro) topped the list with a crash death rate an astonishing 12.4 times the national median
Source: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1JoWMRt2vMV2uwlzPc4InSJlKckEHr5WyxYbXTIIIjHo/edit?gid=0#gid=0
There are almost zero walkable places in Florida. They don’t believe in sidewalks by and large. You will only find sidewalks at city centers, if I had to guess I’d say easily less than 10% of areas where you would expect there to be sidewalks actually have any. Just google “typical florida residential area” and look at images, here’s one of the first I came upon: there’s driveways and road, that’s it. Of course, there’s nothing within walking distance anyway - but they really embrace it in Florida.