When it comes to driving in Alabama, it’s easy to become stressed. After all, there are some terrible drivers on the roads today that definitely need their license revoked. With that being said, Alabama is also home to some great drivers. In fact, thanks to a study, Alabama’s drivers are even considered some of the best in the nation. To learn more about this study, take a look below.
Recently, Alabama was included on a list of the best drivers in the nation for 2022. This list was determined via a study that was conducted by QuoteWizard.
According to the study, the state of Alabama is ranked #23 when it comes to having the best drivers in the nation. To complete the list of the nation's best drivers, which includes a total of 25 U.S. states, are Texas (#24) and Missouri (#25).
You might be wondering how QuoteWizard determined which states have the best and worst drivers. If so, wonder no more! QuoteWizard looked at data from millions of insurance quotes to determine how each state ranked. Accidents, DUIs, citations, and speeding tickets were the four pieces of criteria used.
The overall best driving state is Connecticut, which ranked 45th in number of accidents, 49th in number of speeding tickets, and 50th in number of citations. Pretty impressive, right?
Mississippi, which happens to be one of Alabama's neighboring states, also made the list for having some of the best drivers in the nation. Coming in at #11, Mississippi ranked higher than Alabama. However, it's a wonderful feeling knowing that we're right next door to a state with some pretty great drivers.
Regarding the state with the worst drivers in the nation, QuoteWizard decided that honor belongs to Utah because of its high ranking in every dangerous driving category. For example, Utah ranks first when it comes to speeding, second when it comes to citations, fifth when it comes to accidents, and eighth when it comes to DUIs.
What do you think of this study by QuoteWizard? Do you believe Alabama has some of the best drivers in the nation? Please share your thoughts with us in the comments below.
