In simple terms, New Jersey has about 6.6 million licensed drivers. That means millions of people across the state have a valid driver’s license and are legally allowed to drive. With a population of just over nine million, that shows how common driving is in New Jersey, whether it’s for commuting to work, running errands, or getting around day to day.
According to a new report from Patch, there is a list of the worst drivers in the Northeast, and right here in New Jersey. “Using the latest National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s crash statistics, the measured a combination of factors that added to risky behavior. These included speeding, alcohol, and reckless driving, to rank the top 20 places in the Northeast where the roads are a bit more dangerous than others.”
According to reports of the Top 5 worst drivers, cities with populations of at least 65,000 were considered in the states classified by the U.S. Census as part of the Northeast, four were from New Jersey, and one was from Connecticut.
Where Are The Worst Drivers In New Jersey?
1. Camden…