Drivers in most parts of the
U.S. know which states are the best
and worst for driving. Some states are better for drivers and this is due to
having more space to commute. The
Enterprises TV show shares which states are
the best for drivers.
Personal finance website Bankrate.com ran a study using
criteria such as cost of driving, safety and overall driving experience, cost
of gas, insurance and repairs, number of auto thefts per 100,000 people, number
of fatal crashes and time spent on the road. How dense the population was
played a major factor in commute time the rate of auto theft. That said, of all 50 states, these five ranked
the best in almost all of the above mentioned categories:
Idaho
– This very spacious state has short commute times, low insurance costs, lower
gas costs, repair bills and less fatal car crashes than any other state. There
is a vast amount of wide open space for drivers to make good time getting from
point A to B without many hindrances.
Vermont – On the other side
of the country, Vermont
ranks very high on the Bankrate survey. Vehicle insurance costs are less than other
states, it is a safe place to park a car without fear of theft, there are less
fatal crashes than other states and commuting is relatively a breeze.
Wyoming
– Motorists in this state spend less time commuting per week than other states.
Vehicle theft rates are not that high and fatal cat crashes barely seem to be occurring.
It is a wide, open state.
Wisconsin – Another wide,
open state, Wisconsin has better commute times
than the rest of the country, even in the Milwaukee.
Vehicle insurance is lower here than other states, as it vehicle theft rates
and fatal crashes.
Minnesota – Enterprises TV notes that short commute times and
low gas expenditures put this state in the top five. Other favorite factors include
low theft and fatal crash
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