"No matter where you live and drive, those drivers are the worst," writes Adam Johnson for QuoteWizard, and it's likely many reading this also will agree.
The reality is bad drivers exist everywhere. But QuoteWizard's annual best and worst driver study shows that some states have more of a reputation for their notoriously poor drivers than others.
QuoteWizard analyzed over 2 million insurance quotes from its website to build a composite score based on the rate of occurrence between four factors: accidents, speeding tickets, DUIs, and citations. The states considered to have the worst drivers had the highest rates of each incident factor.
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