The Pokémon Go craze peaked a little over a year ago. Economists have since had time to crunch some numbers:

• A review of accident reports in an Indiana county found that 148 days after the game was released there were $5 – $26 million in damages from car crashes, likely as a result of people playing the game while driving.
• This includes two lost lives. Scale that across the United States and you get damages as high as $7.3 billion.
• Crashes were particularly high around Pokéstops – places where people could go to stock up on virtual supplies.
• The game did take some steps to prevent this. Players who were moving too fast were blocked from battling in gyms.

Read more on The Verge.