China's Ministry of Public Security revealed the ten most dangerous highway sections. In the last year 1,203 accidents, in which 451 were killed, happened in these sections, which span 153 kilometers.

This means, for every ten kilometers, there were 78 accidents and 30 deaths.

The ministry warned drivers to take extra care while driving on these sections as the upcoming Spring Festival will see a rise in road traffic.

The sections are:

1. The 80-90th kilometers on China National Highway 102, near the border between Tianjin and Hebei.

279 accidents occurred on this length in 2014, killing 149. Most of the accidents are head-on collisions and side crashes. Minibuses, heavy trucks and motorcycles are the most common vehicles involved in the accidents.

The site of an accident on China National Highway 102 in Qinhuangdao city of Heibei province, in Dec 3 2011, file photo. A minibus hit and killed a motorcycle rider, before crashing into the side of a freight carrier. Nine people died, and another three were injured. [Photo/finance.ifeng.com]

2. The 533 to 540th kilometers on China National Highway 104, in Jinan city, East China's Shandong.

298 accidents occurred on this length last year, killing 80. Most of the accidents were head-on collisions and side crashes. Minibus, heavy trucks and motorcycles were the most common vehicles involved in the crashes.

3. The 78-87th kilometers on China National Highway 327, in East China's Shandong.

200 accidents occurred in this length, mostly pile-up crashes involving minibuses and coaches. 67 have been killed.

4. The 2595-2605th kilometers on China National Highway 105, in South China's Guangdong.

124 accidents occurred and 41 were killed. Side crashes and single-vehicle accidents involving motorcycles and minibuses were the major accidents.

5. The 95-104.4th kilometers on Yingpanshui-Lanhou Highway, in Northwest China's Gansu.

116 accidents occurred and 40 were killed. Most accidents were head-on crashes and single-vehicle accidents.