Which state has the worst drivers?

Pennsylvania or Massachusetts.
On the Pennsylvania Turnpike you could be doing 80 in the left hand lane and get passed like you're not moving by drivers on the right.

 

My top three are Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Connecticut.

I'm biased, but I think New York drivers -- the state as a whole, not just the city -- are OK. They're not the best, I'm sure. But they aren't bred to be moron drivers like Pennsylvanians. Sorry, Shot.

Connecticut drivers are nuts, and New Jersey sucks. The drivers don't help, either.

I used to think Maryland-D.C. drivers were bad, but like the people in NYC, it's dealing with the commute that causes recklessness. Once you get used to them, it's easy. The same probably goes with Connecticut and New Jersey drivers. But I see no excuse for Pennsylvanians. I'm not even thinking about Philly and Pittsburgh.

 

Amen.

 

I have lived in five places long enough to have formed a real opinion. Texas (DFW and San Antonio), Michigan, Florida and Connecticut.

The answer is Florida.

It is not even close.

To be fair, that would be South Florida. Rarely ventured above Orlando unless it was on an Interstate.

 

New Jersey

 

To be fair to Florida, a decent amount of the people driving like maniacs, especially at this time of year, have New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey plates.

 

Or Ontario or Quebec plates. Quadruple lane changes to hit an exit in under 100 yards. On cue practically.

 

Damn straight.

 

Depends on what you mean by "worst." Yeah, NY-area and Boston drivers are aggressive, but if you're one of them, you more or less know what they'll do. Now I live in the Midwest, and the overly-courteous, slow-as-shit drivers in, say, Indiana or Missouri, are far harder to deal with, in my opinion.

 

And of course if you're not, you'll get really pissed off a lot.

 

If you're not, you're probably best off just taking the train.

 

Worst drivers? I don't know.
Rudest? New York in a landslide.
Most creative? Texas. All those pickups and SUVs, those drivers believe they have the right to drive ANYWHERE. The fact that city or state planners actually paved a road somewhere is inconsequential.