Driving can
be fun and relaxing when you’re in the right place. The following cities are the worst for
driving.[1]
(Ranked from the 10th worst to the worst city)
|
Rank
|
City
|
Part of the overall Scoring Methodology
|
|
10
|
New
York
|
59 hrs. of delays/Yr. $500
higher than Nat’l avg. for auto Insurance.
|
|
9
|
Detroit
|
Auto thefts. Only 0.49 parking
lots/garages per 1000 cars commuting.
|
|
8
|
Seattle
|
150 days of rain in 2012. Conditions
and visibility cause more accidents.
|
|
7
|
Philadelphia
|
113 Days of precipitation cause hazardous conditions.
|
|
6
|
San
Francisco
|
61 hrs. delay/year. No. 4 in
the nation for auto thefts.
|
|
5
|
Chicago
|
51 hrs. delay/Yr. Weather.
Only 0.77 parking lots/garages per 100 cars.
|
|
4
|
Miami
|
47 hrs. delay/Yr. 14 hours
more than Nat’l avg. Higher auto
Insurance .
|
|
3
|
LA
|
61 hrs. delay/Yr. Gas prices are $0.57 higher than National Average.
|
|
2
|
Washington
DC
|
67 hrs. delay/Yr. $300 more in
auto insurance premiums. Tourists.
|
|
1
|
Boston
|
53 hrs. delay/Yr. Highest accident probability. 1.36 parking
lots/garages per 1000 cars commuting.
|
[1]
Source: Nerd Wallet. Rankings based on a study involving 7 factors to determine
a total score. Factors are; Delays,
Congestion during peak travel times, Weather, Parking availability, Price of
gas, Accidents and Cost of auto insurance.
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