• morrowind@lemmy.ml
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    12 hours ago

    I really want to see how this study was conducted but they have no link

    I don’t trust any article that doesn’t link a source. What is described in the article is already suspicious enough regarding methods

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    13 hours ago

    Big state, lots of miles, lots of traffic, very flat with long straight aways, makes sense.

    • bbbbbbbbbbb@lemmy.world
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      12 hours ago

      I was in San Antonio for vacation. Within the hour, I was watching Texans drive every vehicle imaginable across dirt and grass partitions that separated the highway from frontage roads. And I dont mean a few drivers, I mean I watched multiple drivers, all down the highway. Like nonstop. Its rarer to not see drivers doing it.

      The most odd bit was that it wasnt even rush hour, there really wasnt any traffic on the road

  • Letstakealook@lemm.ee
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    13 hours ago

    I think colorado is number 4 due to all the Texans and Californians that flooded the state. They put up a death counter on the highway signs and most years when I lived there it averaged more than a death a day on highways.

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      12 hours ago

      I grew up there and learned to drive there. I’m convinced it’s actually why I’m a good driver. I didn’t have a choice. Either git gud or die.

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    9 hours ago

    Instead of a study, can’t they just count the state with the most BMW drivers ?

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    13 hours ago

    After having driven through the I40 spaghetti junction at Dallas, I understand. Never again.

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    12 hours ago

    I’m calling bullshit. Of the four states I’ve lived in, Texas easily had the best drivers. It’s one of the few things they do right.

    Maryland and California drivers are absolutely terrible.

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        11 hours ago

        Uh, Massachusetts exists. Incredibly nice people I met there. But somehow also incredibly terrible, aggressive drivers…

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          I would have had them on the list if it was 1999 (last time I was there). I drove away as fast as I could 😂

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      10 hours ago

      I’ve lived all over this country. This is my unofficial rankings for asshole drivers:

      1. Tennessee
      2. Florida
      3. Kentucky
      4. Texas
      5. Indiana
      6. Nevada
      7. Mississippi
      8. West Virginia
      9. California
      10. Arkansas

      No really. Fuck Tennessee drivers.