Cities with the worst drivers
Don't meet me in St. Louis -- one of the 20 cities with the worst drivers, according to Men's Health.
Men's Health ranked the 20 cities with the worst drivers by examining the rate of fatal crashes; the percentage of fatalities involving alcohol, speeding, or hit and run; and seat belt use. Then it factored in the average number of years between accidents and laws on cellphone use while driving.
Men's Health ranked the 20 cities with the worst drivers by examining the rate of fatal crashes; the percentage of fatalities involving alcohol, speeding, or hit and run; and seat belt use. Then it factored in the average number of years between accidents and laws on cellphone use while driving.
20. Norfolk, Va. -- D-
19. Baltimore -- D-
18. Greensboro, N.C. -- F
17. San Antonio -- F
16. Jackson, Miss. -- F
15. Jacksonville, Fla. -- F
14. Wichita, Kan. -- F
13. Lubbock, Texas -- F
12. Fort Worth, Texas -- F
11. Tampa, Fla. -- F
10. Austin, Texas -- F
9. Orlando, Fla. -- F
8. Durham, N.C. -- F
7. Columbia, S.C. -- F
6. Providence, R.I. -- F
5. Billings, Mont. -- F
4. Houston -- F
3. Charleston, W.Va. -- F
2. Dallas -- F
1. St. Louis -- F
