Coming up thru Dallas today I wondered ?

Don't forget Arizona, similar to Texas. All kinds of wrecks with dry roads. Some of the best weather in the country. Of course a lot of it is distracted driving which is everywhere unfortunately.

 

1 PA,(especially eastern PA)
2 NY/NJ tied
4 Texas
5 North Carolina (they think because they live in NASCAR country, they are all race car drivers)

And CT gets an honorable mention because most of the people there think a speed limit is just an unnecessary suggestion.

 

Texas just has the most F/U on/off ramps & feeder roads.
But to categorize by state is tough, I think city is more accurate. Cause I did a lot of winter driving around Ohio, PA, KY, MD, VA, NJ, NY & the Carolinas, two years in a row when there was like record rainfall, and that still stands out in my mind as being incredibly F. There's like several hundred times I don't know how I didn't crash.

 

1. All Southeast statesTie)
2. VA
3.TX
4.IL
5.MI
6.MD,NY,NJ, CT (Tie)

 

Who here thinks that the tards on ice road truckers could handle driving in these cities mentioned? But they are so good at what they do(sarcasm)

 

I beg to differ... I'm pretty sure the civil engineers in New Jersey used a Spirograph to design the roads there.

 

I was thinkin they gave a crackhead a rock and turned him loose with a magic marker

 

Aw, c'mon, no one wants to give Kansas a good razzing, with 90% of the people out in the countryside coming to COMPLETE STOPS on the on ramps as they are utterly perplexed how to merge into traffic? The place where you can literally be the only thing on the road from horizon to horizon and they will still try to merge into the side of your trailer Every.Single.Time. There may not be a lot of drivers there, but ####, the few they have are something else.

 

Is KC still part of the USA?