Editor's note: This article first appeared on CarInsurance.com and is reprinted here with their permission.
When rain, snow and other precipitation falls, Worcester, Massachusetts; Boston and Washington, D.C., become the least safe cities for drivers.
Motorists in both Massachusetts cities tend to have accidents more than twice as often as the national average when precipitation (primarily rain and snow) are factored in, according to the 10th annual "Allstate America's Best Drivers Report." The big insurer says drivers in the national capital face almost twice the collision risk.
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