Las Vegas Has The Worst Drivers

This may not shock you but a new study says Las Vegas has the worst drivers in the country. An article in the Las Vegas Sun says Las Vegas ranked number 144 in an annual America’s Best Drivers Report, which ranked the 200 largest cities in the country based on the frequency of vehicle collisions.

The report says drivers in Las Vegas are 21 percent more likely to have a collision than the national average. However, other cities in the Valley, like North Las Vegas and Henderson, did a little better in the study. And Reno was ranked for having some of the safest drivers in the country.

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And if you are involved in an accident, call my office at 702-240-0000, text us at 24-0000, or go to edbernstein.com.
-Ed Bernstein

Report: Las Vegas drivers more prone to accidents

Richard Brian / Sun file photo

Motorists navigate rush hour traffic on Interstate 15 near the Strip.
By Kyle Hansen
Thursday, Sept. 2, 2010 | 11:21 a.m.

Las Vegas still has some of the worst drivers in the nation, according to an insurance company’s annual report released today.
Las Vegas took the No. 144 spot on Allstate Insurance Company’s annual America’s Best Drivers Report, which ranked the 200 largest cities in the country based on the frequency of vehicle collisions.
Find this article at: Las Vegas Sun