These 10 cities have the most aggressive drivers in the nation

[tay1]

GasBuddy, whose app has about 70 million downloads, analyzed data from an optional feature that helps users keep track of their driving habits and gives them suggestions on how to preserve fuel.

The analysts assessed the frequency of speeding, hard braking and swift acceleration to gauge aggressiveness.

The study, which examined the 30 largest metropolitan areas by population, concluded these 10 cities have the most aggressive drivers:

1. Los Angeles

2. Philadelphia

3. Sacramento, Calif.

4. Atlanta

5. San Francisco

6. San Diego

7. Orlando, Fla.

8. Detroit

9. Austin, Texas

10. Las Vegas

11. Charlotte

12. Pittsburgh

13. Phoenix

14. Boston

15. Dallas-Fort Worth

16. Chicago

17. Miami-Fort Lauderdale

18. Baltimore

19. Tampa-St. Petersburg

20. Washington, D.C.

21. San Antonio

22. Houston

23. New York

24. Kansas City

25. St. Louis

26. Denver

27. Portland, Ore.

28. Cincinnati

29. Seattle

30. Minneapolis-St

https://www.msn.com/en-us/autos/new...vers-in-the-nation/ar-BBUFsNf?ocid=spartanntp

 

[tay1]

Other interesting findings:

• Friday is the most aggressive driving day of the week.
• Wednesday is the least aggressive driving day of the week.
• LA and Philadelphia were the leaders in hard braking and rapid acceleration.
• San Diego, Orlando and Detroit had the most speeding incidents.
• Minneapolis is the least aggressive driving big city in the nation, ranking No. 30 of 30.

 

[ninjahood]

NYC 23?!

 

[6 Rings G.O.A.T.]

 

[dat dude chris]

Philly at 2?! Im guessing the Boulevard & Bustleton is making up alot of them stats then Cuz them 2 alone are some death traps

 

[tay1]

NYC 23?!

I guess y'all don't dowlonad gasbuddy out there

 

[Mark Antony]

No way NY is at 23, you automatically have to start doing 90 once you hit the GW to match traffic. List is more the list of cities with people willing to let an app collect your driving data for free.

 

[nawghtyhare]

I hate driving in sf
Just cause it’s so many hills

 

[tay1]

No way NY is at 23, you automatically have to start doing 90 once you hit the GW to match traffic. List is more the list of cities with people willing to let an app collect your driving data for free.

Which is weird because the app is only to list close close gas stations. I gotta get into the data business

 

[danikerhino]

Sacramento does have ****** drivers. New York wasn't too bad compared to LA.

 

[Mark Antony]

Yeah when they sell that data to the insurance companies you can thank them for your increased premiums.

 

[danikerhino]

I hate driving in sf
Just cause it’s so many hills

You get used to it. I hate double-parkers though.

 

[tay1]

Yeah when they sell that data to the insurance companies you can thank them for your increased premiums.

Wait whoa

 

[SupremeBeing5]

LA nobody let’s you take a left turn. You have to go on red or yellow.

NY and Boston are both aggressive and should be higher.

 

[sooperhooper]

Austin drivers aren't that bad. Houston has more aggressive drivers by far and San Antonio has THEE worst case of red-light-runners. And I've lived in each city for at least a year.

 

[unkn0wn]

Sacramento drivers are a lot slower and passive than LA/SD. Driving in SF is weird because there arent a lot of freeways, where you tend to see people be the most aggressive.

 

[Bert.]

thought Detroit would be 1 or 2. damn near afraid to cut anyone off in the city especially freeways, been too much shootings on the freeway and **** lately

 

[youngthundercat]

Other interesting findings:

• Friday is the most aggressive driving day of the week.
• Wednesday is the least aggressive driving day of the week.

Makes perfect sense.

 

[Mark Antony]

Shootings on the freeway is like the most Detroit **** I ever heard.

 

[tay1]

thought Detroit would be 1 or 2. damn near afraid to cut anyone off in the city especially freeways, been too much shootings on the freeway and **** lately

Yeah y'all deserve that number one spot if that going down

I have never heard of that occurring anywhere

 

[frshstunna]

Baltimore should be higher, certain parts of the city aggressive is the default way to drive

ATL right where it should be, everything about driving is terrible down here

 

[acroyal]

LA nobody let’s you take a left turn. You have to go on red or yellow.

NY and Boston are both aggressive and should be higher.

It’s safer to make a left turn on a red light than a green?

 

[sooperhooper]

Sounds like he's referring to an intersection without the green arrow. If you have to wait until it's clear, it can be tricky.
I need to look up the rules on 4 way stop signs with multiple Lanes. I get thrown off and never look it up.

 

[egaroc1]

San Diego= mostly military from other states so that should be handed down to the south.

 

[tay1]

It’s safer to make a left turn on a red light than a green?

Unless it's a green arrow and there's no ttsffic, you're not getting a left turn easily