Washington City Ranked High Among The Worst Places To Drive In The U.S.

Driving is an essential part of everyday living, from running errands to heading to work or school. It can also be more troublesome depending on where you live. Higher insurance premiums, horrible traffic, and nightmarish road conditions are some of the many headaches motorists have to grapple with. While no place is perfect, many places in the United States don't suffer from some of these issues.

If you're curious about whether you live in a driver-friendly city, WalletHub revealed the best and worst cities to drive in the U.S. Analysts determined their 2023 picks by "the 100 largest cities across 30 key indicators of driver-friendliness. Our data set ranges from average gas prices to annual hours in traffic congestion per auto commuter to auto-repair shops per capita," according to the financial website.

A popular destination in Washington State ranked amongst the Top 10 worst cities for drivers: Seattle. The Emerald City came in the No. 92 spot and was dinged for weather complications, particularly for many "days with high precipitation."

Below are the Top 10 best places to drive in America:

1. Corpus Christi, Texas
2. Raleigh, North Carolina
3. Boise, Idaho
4. Plano, Texas
5. Scottsdale, Arizona
6. Greensboro, North Carolina
7. Laredo, Texas
8. Lubbock, Texas
9. Lincoln, Nebraska
10. Jacksonville, Florida

Check out the full report on WalletHub's website.