(WFRV) – A new national study evaluating the best and worst places to drive in the United States highlights a stark contrast between Wisconsin’s two largest cities.
According to a WalletHub report, Madison ranks among the upper tier of drivable cities in the nation, while Milwaukee falls near the bottom.
100 of the largest US cities were evaluated across 30 key metrics in four categories: cost of ownership and maintenance, traffic and infrastructure, safety, and access to vehicles and maintenance.
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Madison claimed the No. 26 spot nationwide, distinguishing itself particularly in roadway safety, ranking 8th overall in the category. Additionally, Madison tied for the third-lowest accident likelihood compared to the national average…