According to the latest data, the odds of dying from an accidental injury are one in 1,334. Drug poisoning odds are one in 71, while the odds of dying from opioids are lower with one in 98 people. That being said, one in 106 people die in motor vehicle crashes. Firearm assaults claim about one in 298 lives, and about one in 1,400 people die from exposure to fire or smoke. One in 1,675 die from falls, and drowning claims significantly fewer lives, with odds of one in 5,573.