Sick of bad drivers? New study says Columbus is full of them

Passed on the right by some dude doing 80? Tailgaters that won’t let up? Brake checked into oblivion? You probably know the feeling, and according to a new study, you’re not the only one.

Allstate Insurance released its annual Best Drivers Report in anticipation of the 4th of July holiday weekend, which is the most dangerous weekend of the year for drivers, and Columbus didn’t even break into the top half.

The capital city sits at number 121 on the list, which compared one’s likelihood of experiencing a collision with the national average.

Occupying the number one spot is Brownsville, Texas, while Boston anchors the list in last place.

But hey, at least we did better than Cincinnati (number 160).

Read the full report below.

 

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