Researchers recently determined which U.S. states have the worst-behaved drivers, and the results may surprise you.
Forbes Advisor published their findings last month, analyzing 19 "bad" driving behaviors to determine how common they were in certain states.
The behaviors included running a red light, eating while driving and texting behind the wheel. Other behaviors were changing lanes without signaling, cutting other drivers off and "honking/cursing/gesturing at another driver in anger."
The study also considered drivers who caused accidents, reported speeding in a school zone and drove under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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The survey was conducted with the help of market research company Talker Research, and researchers collected data from June 24 to July 3. Five thousand Americans were surveyed for the study.
Each participant was at least 18 years old and had a driver's license, and the study's margin of error is ± 1.4 points with 95% confidence.
Here is the ranking from best-behaved to worst-behaved drivers:
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The Aloha State was found to have the worst-behaved drivers, according to the study. A whopping 20% of Hawaiian respondents admitted to changing lanes or turning without signaling. 13% of those surveyed also admitted to speeding 20 miles per hour or more over the speed limit.