New Jersey has some positive qualities along with some really negative ones. One of the bad ones is the experience of driving in the state.
A new ranking by WalletHub says that New Jersey is the 8th worst state to drive in.
The ranking was created based on several key metrics of driving quality in the 50 US states. It compiled multiple data points, including on congestion, road quality, and gas prices, among others.
New Jersey’s overall rank of 8th worst state to drive in is largely due to its roads high levels of congestion, the high cost of car insurance premiums in the state, and the quality of its roads, which are known to be abysmal.
The best state to drive in is Iowa, with seemingly endless beautiful roads connecting to endless blue skies. The worst state for driving is, somewhat surprisingly, Hawaii. While they might have some of the best weather in the United States, the situation on their roads is apparently not all that sunny.
Wonder what number New York is ?
32nd from the worst
Did one particular city in NJ earn thr 8th spot for the entire state?
I wonder what about towns? love to know what number Lakewood is? I have been hit twice. I was at a stop sign and a red light. I wasn t even moving and got hit……..The texting is terrible. Everyone put phone down. They can take your picture while your on the phone and turn it in. Someone else in your car can take the picture. Great idea………
32nd from the worst
In NJ Lakewood is ranked number 1 as the worst town to drive in. This is based on a formula which primarily looks at road conditions.