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Ha-ha, yeah that does explain it.
The state of Rhode Island leads the nation in driver cluelessness, according to the survey. The average test score there was 77, just eight points above a failing grade.
Those in neighboring Massachusetts were second worst and New Jersey, third worst.
I am from New York and do a good amount of driving in CT and NJ, those drivers are horrible, sitting in the left lane. Not saying that New York drivers are any better, but honestly it always happens on 84 and 95 in CT and the Garden State Parkway in NJ.
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The state of Rhode Island leads the nation in driver cluelessness, according to the survey. The average test score there was 77, just eight points above a failing grade.
Those in neighboring Massachusetts were second worst and New Jersey, third worst.
I am from New York and do a good amount of driving in CT and NJ, those drivers are horrible, sitting in the left lane. Not saying that New York drivers are any better, but honestly it always happens on 84 and 95 in CT and the Garden State Parkway in NJ.
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