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Here are the 10 best cities for drivers

You've seen the worst, now find out which major metro areas provide the best overall conditions for U.S. drivers.

By Jayleen R. Heft | Updated on May 07, 2015

Many Americans spend a great deal of time in their cars driving to work and running errands. For residents of some major cities, a lot less time is wasted stuck in traffic and battling for a parking space.

As an added bonuses, residents of some metro areas also pay lower car insurance premiums and face lower odds that they will be involved in an accident.

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Jayleen R. Heft

Jayleen R. Heft

Jayleen Heft is the digital content editor for PropertyCasualty360.com. Contact her at [email protected].

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