I’ve heard it in NY time and time again that people from NJ, CT, any other state but NY have the worst drivers but really which States have the worst drivers? Allstate put together a list of the 10 States with the worst drivers (so don’t blame me if your state is on it):

10. Alexandria, VA
Collision Likelihood Compared to National Average: 55.9 percent more likely
Average Years Between Collisions: 6.4

9. San Francisco, CA (I was always told people from NJ retire to CA!)
Collision Likelihood Compared to National Average: 57.3 percent more likely
Average Years Between Collisions: 6.4

8. Jersey City, NJ (It is true!)
Collision Likelihood Compared to National Average: 57.5 percent more likely
Average Years Between Collisions: 6.4

7. Hartford, CT (It’s not a lie!)
Collision Likelihood Compared to National Average: 59.6 percent more likely
Average Years Between Collisions: 6.3

6. Philadelphia, PA
Collision Likelihood Compared to National Average: 60.2 percent more likely
Average Years Between Collisions: 6.2

5. Providence, RI
Collision Likelihood Compared to National Average: 66.7 percent more likely
Average Years Between Collisions: 6

4. Newark, N.J. (NJ AGAIN!)
Collision Likelihood Compared to National Average: 70.8 percent more likely
Average Years Between Collisions: 5.9

3. Glendale, CA
Collision Likelihood Compared to National Average: 80.8 percent more likely
Average Years Between Collisions: 5.5

2. Baltimore, MD
Collision Likelihood Compared to National Average: 88.7 percent more likely
Average Years Between Collisions: 5.3

1. Washington, D.C.
Collision Likelihood Compared to National Average: 107.3 percent more likely
Average Years Between Collisions: 4.8

Well folks there you have it! As always DRIVE SAFE!!!