Hawaii, Oregon and New Mexico Top List of States with Worst Driving Behaviors
With traffic in the U.S. up by 2.1% since 2022 – being aware of where the worst driving behaviors occur is as important as ever. To shed light on these issues, Forbes Advisor Car Insurance recently polled 5,000 U.S. drivers to uncover their worst self admitted driving behaviors – and the results might surprise you.
Even though 94% of drivers rate themselves as “good drivers”, their self-reported actions tell a different story. Speeding, eating while driving, and rushing toward yellow lights are among the most common poor behaviors highlighted in the survey…