Are New Jersey Drivers the Rudest in America?
A recent study set out to determine if New Jersey drivers really deserve the reputation of being the rudest in the nation. Known for their aggressive driving, New Jerseyans often encounter bad habits like not signaling, tailgating, and speeding.
According to driving experts, the top five worst habits contributing to dangerous driving include: not using turn signals, cutting off other vehicles, tailgating, speeding, and using cell phones while driving. Unfortunately for New Jersey, these habits are abundant on its bustling roads, especially on the infamous Garden State Parkway, where one can witness multiple violations in a single journey.
Despite attempts to exonerate Garden State drivers, evidence points to a troubling trend. Additional bad behaviors such as illegal parking, ignoring traffic signals, and improper merging further tarnish the state’s driving image.
While comparing New Jersey to other states aimed to provide context, the findings ultimately support the notion that New Jersey drivers may very well rank among the worst in the country. Drivers may want to reconsider their habits, as the state’s reputation hangs in the balance.
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