What states have angriest drivers? (2023)

What state has the most aggressive drivers?

1. Utah. Drivers in the Beehive State may not always be sweet as honey. According to our survey, Utah tops the list of states with the most confrontational drivers.

Connecticut has the best drivers nationwide. States with a high number of DUIs also ranked high for other dangerous driving behaviors like speeding and accidents.

According to a study done by Forbes Advisor, Pennsylvania has some of the most polite drivers in the country.

Citrus Heights, California has the highest failure to stop rate in the nation at 55.3 per 1000 drivers, which is a staggering 394% higher than the national average.

Louisville. Louisville has the best drivers in the nation, and it's easy to see why. The Kentucky city has the lowest number of citations, and fewer citations generally means a city will do well in every category. Louisville also has a low number of accidents, DUIs and speeding tickets.

What US state has the fastest drivers?

North Dakota has the smallest number of licensed drivers of any state on the list, but it has the highest percentage of suspended or revoked licenses.

Rural and urban interstates both have a speed limit of 80 miles per hour and other roads are posted at 70 miles per hour. Hawaii has the overall lowest speed limits in the United States.

Which U.S. City Has the Most Car Accidents? Baltimore, Maryland, ranks as the city with the most automobile accidents in the US. Drivers in Baltimore average one collision every 4.19 years, and there are 38.58 hard-breaking occurrences per 1,000 miles compared to the national average.

Wichita. Wichita is the largest city in Kansas, and it's also home to the fastest drivers in the country. Known as the City of Air, Wichita drivers may be confusing their jeeps with speeding jets.

Where are the most polite drivers?

The most polite drivers hail from North Dakota. North Dakotans were ranked as the least likely in the nation to say they've been insulted (22%) or honked at (46%) by other drivers. The Peace Garden State was followed by Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Florida.

The very best state was found to be Delaware, which has a whopping overall Car Enthusiast Score of 99.2/100! Partly due to the compact size of the state, car enthusiasts can find a car club every 100 square miles, so they won't have to drive far to meet up with like-minded friends.

According to our survey, the top three road-rage-inducing actions are: Tailgating. Distracted driving. Getting cut off.

Gender. Gender is a major contributing factor in most road rage cases, with males more likely to exhibit road rage than females, according to the latest AAA survey.

Drivers between the ages of 25 to 39 were the most likely to exhibit road rage behaviors, according to the AAA. People between 19 and 24 were most likely to prevent another driver from changing lanes or bump or ram another vehicle.

Located on the border of Tennessee and North Carolina, in the USA, Deals Gap, also known as Tail of the Dragon is said to be one of the most scenic drives in the USA. Featuring 318 curves, this winding mountain road is unlike anywhere else in the world.

The only states that make the lists of worst roads and lowest per capita spending are Louisiana, Massachusetts, and New Jersey. Poor road quality can increase vehicle maintenance costs for drivers, and in many states improving the roads is a common rallying cry during elections.

What state has no speed limit?

Only one state, Montana, is left unspoiled with no daytime speed limit. At night, speeds are restricted to 65 mph on interstate highways and 55 mph on two-lanes.

Alaska and Oregon take the No. 1 rank for the strictest driving laws, based on our analysis of drunk driving, seatbelt and speeding laws. If you're caught zooming above the speed limit in Alaska, you could be pinned with fines anywhere from $250 to $2,000.

Most states require drivers to renew every four years. Even if you consider the requirement to update license photos every 12 years, Arizona still has the longest renewal period.

That's due to Florida's minimum auto insurance requirement, which only requires drivers to maintain $10,000 of Personal Injury Protection (PIP) coverage. PIP benefits only cover the driver on the policy or their resident relatives.

They don't drive the car, I do! Section 320.02(12), Florida Statutes, requires registration or re-registration to be withheld on any motor vehicle whether the owner or co-owner of the vehicle has a suspension against the driver license.

The highest speed limit in the country is 85 mph (137 km/h), which is posted on a single stretch of tollway in exurban areas outside Austin, Texas. The lowest maximum speed limit in the country is 30 miles per hour (48 km/h) in American Samoa.

Environmental factors such as crowded roads can boost anger behind the wheel. Certain psychological factors, including displaced anger and high life stress, are also linked to road rage. In addition, studies have found that people who experience road rage are more likely to misuse alcohol and drugs.

What is the most fatal car?

We scoured Twitter for posts with the hashtag #roadrage to see where most of America's heated road incidents have happened. Many irritable drivers turned up in some surprising places, while others — not so much. According to Twitter, the city with the most hotheads on the road was Eugene, Oregon.