Recent study finds more bad things for New Jersey driving

If you thought New Jersey drivers were among the meanest drivers in America, a recent study might be proving you right.

Does New Jersey Have The Meanest Drivers In America?

If you drive a lot in the Garden State, you may not think you need a study to answer that question. New Jersey has some pretty mean drivers.

We see it each time we hit the road in New Jersey. There are angry, aggressive drivers all around us. The question is, are we meaner drivers than anyone else in the country?

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According to Maison Law, which questioned about 2000 drivers on that topic, the answer is no. Thank goodness for a place called New York.

Study Reveals Bad New Jersey Driving Habits

Even though New York has the meanest drivers, the study had some revealing data regarding New Jersey drivers that doesn't put us in the best light.

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For example, New Jersey drivers are more likely to beep than any other drivers in the country. I know how shocking that must be for you.

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Here's more unsettling news about New Jersey drivers from this study. We were tied with Texas for the state whose drivers are most likely to exit the vehicle to confront another driver.

More News That Places New Jersey Drivers Among America's Meanest

And you can add to the growing list of mean things New Jersey drivers do on the roads the fact that we are among the states most likely to swerve at another vehicle.

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Of course, these findings don't represent how we all drive, just how the worst of the state's drivers perform.

It seems we simply have more bad drivers than almost any other state. The state with the nicest drivers, by the way, is Hawaii. I'd drive nice if I lived in Hawaii, too.