The safest drivers are in Kansas City, Kansas.
Allstate crunched data including average years between collisions and collision likelihood compared to the national average. It found the average driver in the U.S. will experience one collision every 10 years.
In Kansas City, drivers go an average of 14.9 years between collisions and are 32.8 percent less likely to get into a wreck compared to the national average.
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13 comments:
Oh! Hell no. Come to North Carolina. They are the worst and most dangerous drivers I have ever come across. They call the roads, "Death Road Drivers."
Dabury is 2 nd only bc we make our thugs spd pizza.
I wonder if they factored in all the tourists in D.C.? The people coming into work drive like they're absolutely insane! With the one-way streets that change direction
during certain hours & total lack of adequate parking, it's quite hairy on thee roads up there.
7:59--Haven't spent much time there, but I know how they aim, um "drive" when they're here!
Grew up in Baltimore, live on the shore now. Salisbury sure as hell takes the cake for worst drivers I've experienced in 4 states and 5 countries. It's like the Seinfeld joke, they just close their eyes and say look out world I'm pulling out
The sign in the DMV reads "Drive it like you stole it". Well, most cars there are stolen.
Y'all can barely handle a traffic circle around here lol
8:59. Totally agree. Never seen so many idiot drivers that are constantly running red lights.
Anonymous Anonymous said...
Grew up in Baltimore, live on the shore now. Salisbury sure as hell takes the cake for worst drivers I've experienced in 4 states and 5 countries. It's like the Seinfeld joke, they just close their eyes and say look out world I'm pulling out
June 28, 2017 at 8:59 PM
I doubt it
Anonymous Anonymous said...
8:59. Totally agree. Never seen so many idiot drivers that are constantly running red lights.
June 28, 2017 at 10:09 PM
get out more often
I bet PA and NJ drivers are laughing now
Missing link...the Baltimore drivers are also living in an area with greatest substance abuse problems. Just saying....
Pennsylvania and Ny bad bad bad
and when you ask anyone to rate their own driving they almost always say "above average". lol
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