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A recent study from Forbes Advisor confirmed Texas to have the worst drivers in the U.S.

Houstonians themselves often admit how bad the traffic can be, but a recent study confirmed Texas to have the worst drivers in the U.S.

According to a study from Forbes Advisor, Texas was ranked to have the worst drivers in the country and received a score of 100 out of 100. The study also said Texas was the second worst for fatal car accidents involving a drowsy driver and fatal car accidents involving a driver who was driving the wrong way on a one-way street or on the wrong side of the road.The study claims five of the top 10 states with the worst drivers are in the South, including Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Kentucky, and South Carolina.

Louisiana came in second on the list of worst drivers in the country and has the third-highest number of deadly car accidents with distracted drivers.On the contrary, Washington D.C. was said to have the best drivers in the nation, but the state with the best drivers is Vermont, said Forbes Advisor. The state received a score of 5.02 out of 100.To read the full study from Forbes Advisor,

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