Cities with the best/worst drivers
Think your city has the craziest drivers? Find out if it made the list of cities with the worst -- and best -- motorists.
AllState used insurance claims data from 200 of the country's largest cities to determine accident frequency figures. On average, Americans tend to have an accident once every 10 years. See how the best and worst cities ranked.
AllState used insurance claims data from 200 of the country's largest cities to determine accident frequency figures. On average, Americans tend to have an accident once every 10 years. See how the best and worst cities ranked.
(Best) 10. Springfield, Mo. -- 12.1 years between accidents
9. Knoxville, Tenn. -- 12.2 years between accidents
8. (tie) Reno, Nev. -- 12.3 years between accidents
4. Chandler, Ariz.: $35.88
6. (tie) Huntsville, Ala. -- 12.4 years between accidents
6. (tie) Lincoln, Neb. -- 12.4 years between accidents
4. Madison, Wis. -- 13.0 years between accidents
3. Fort Collins, Colo. -- 13.6 years between accidents
1. (tie) Boise, Idaho -- 13.8 years between accidents
1. (tie) Sioux Falls, S.D. -- 13.8 years between accidents
(Worst) 10. (tie) Alexandria, Va. -- 6.4 years between accidents
10. (tie) San Francisco -- 6.4 years between accidents
10. (tie) Jersey City, N.J. -- 6.4 years between accidents
7. Hartford, Conn. -- 6.2 years between accidents
6. Philadelphia -- 6.2 years between accidents
5. Providence, R.I. -- 6.0 years between accidents
4. Newark, N.J. -- 5.9 years between accidents
3. Glendale, Calif. -- 5.5 years between accidents
2. Baltimore -- 5.3 years between accidents
1. Washington, D.C. -- 4.8 years between accidents
