https://www.washingtonpost.com/tran...are-worst-report-says/?utm_term=.618c11839b7d
Drivers in Washington were ranked the second-worst in the nation in a new report from a car insurer — beaten in the race to the bottom only by Baltimore drivers.
Allstate’s annual “America’s Best Drivers Report” examines insurance claims each year “to determine the likelihood drivers in America’s 200 most populous cities will experience a vehicle collision compared to the national average.” The report also examines “hard-braking data” from drivers voluntarily enrolled in a program that provides personalized driving feedback.
Allstate accounts for about 10 percent of the auto insurance market, but the report wasn’t used to determine rates, the company said.
Baltimore drivers — with 4.2 years between collisions, on average, and 30.6 hard-braking events per 1,000 miles — were ranked the worst in the nation by Allstate for the second year in a row. Its motorists were 152.5 percent more likely to be involved in a collision than drivers nationally, the report said.
The District was spared the indignity of the second-worst ranking last year by Boston’s fabled poor drivers. However, this year, D.C. took spot No. 199, with drivers going an average of 4.4 years between collisions and with 27.2 hard-braking events per 1,000 miles.
The report said D.C. drivers are 142.3 percent more likely to be involved in a collision than drivers nationally. (Drivers in Arlington and Alexandria didn’t fare much better, ranking No. 168 and No. 192, respectively.)
[D.C. drivers are the nation’s fourth worst — but better than Boston or Baltimore, report says]
The best drivers in the nation live in Brownsville, Tex., according to the report. These careful travelers go almost 15 years, on average, between collisions and are over 29 percent less likely to be involved in a collision than drivers nationally.
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As a Maryland resident and frequent Lyft/Uber driver in DC and Baltimore, I agree wholeheartedly with this report by All State. Every week you hear about a pedestrian getting hit. This morning, news said a 2 year old died in a car crash in Oxon Hill recently 
Just saw a PEAPOD delivery driver in an accident with a car on Riggs Road between East-West Hwy and New Hampshire in Hyattsville
These muthafukkas act like they are the only car on the road. Every day I see people nearly taking a life on the road
with no fukks given. nikkas getting into your lane while you're right next to them like 
Folks doing 60 in a 35 MPH like
at least slow it down to 50 cuz
And these Hispanics
no disrespect but these folks GOTTA have a hook up at the MVA cuz I 100% believe they don't know what these traffic/road signs even mean 
Drivers in Washington were ranked the second-worst in the nation in a new report from a car insurer — beaten in the race to the bottom only by Baltimore drivers.
Allstate’s annual “America’s Best Drivers Report” examines insurance claims each year “to determine the likelihood drivers in America’s 200 most populous cities will experience a vehicle collision compared to the national average.” The report also examines “hard-braking data” from drivers voluntarily enrolled in a program that provides personalized driving feedback.
Allstate accounts for about 10 percent of the auto insurance market, but the report wasn’t used to determine rates, the company said.
Baltimore drivers — with 4.2 years between collisions, on average, and 30.6 hard-braking events per 1,000 miles — were ranked the worst in the nation by Allstate for the second year in a row. Its motorists were 152.5 percent more likely to be involved in a collision than drivers nationally, the report said.
The District was spared the indignity of the second-worst ranking last year by Boston’s fabled poor drivers. However, this year, D.C. took spot No. 199, with drivers going an average of 4.4 years between collisions and with 27.2 hard-braking events per 1,000 miles.
The report said D.C. drivers are 142.3 percent more likely to be involved in a collision than drivers nationally. (Drivers in Arlington and Alexandria didn’t fare much better, ranking No. 168 and No. 192, respectively.)
[D.C. drivers are the nation’s fourth worst — but better than Boston or Baltimore, report says]
The best drivers in the nation live in Brownsville, Tex., according to the report. These careful travelers go almost 15 years, on average, between collisions and are over 29 percent less likely to be involved in a collision than drivers nationally.
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As a Maryland resident and frequent Lyft/Uber driver in DC and Baltimore, I agree wholeheartedly with this report by All State. Every week you hear about a pedestrian getting hit. This morning, news said a 2 year old died in a car crash in Oxon Hill recently Just saw a PEAPOD delivery driver in an accident with a car on Riggs Road between East-West Hwy and New Hampshire in Hyattsville
These muthafukkas act like they are the only car on the road. Every day I see people nearly taking a life on the road
with no fukks given. nikkas getting into your lane while you're right next to them like Folks doing 60 in a 35 MPH like
at least slow it down to 50 cuzAnd these Hispanics
no disrespect but these folks GOTTA have a hook up at the MVA cuz I 100% believe they don't know what these traffic/road signs even mean 
you started driving in Nigeria, you might be apart of the problem out here breh 
every accident I see in Hyattsville involves a Hispanic 