Most Dangerous Cities for Driving, Most Motorists Filing Insurance Cla...

Most Dangerous Cities for Driving

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Q: Which city is the most dangerous for drivers? A: When shopping for a insurance quote, nearly 37 percent of Baltimore motorists — more than one in three — report a prior auto-insurance claim, according to the website . See also: Maybe people in Baltimore are the most honest, but their burg tops all U.S. cities in self-reported claims, including those for accidents, vandalism and theft. Drivers in Yuma, Ariz., have the lowest rate of reporting prior claims: 17.2 percent.

Most Dangerous Cities br for Drivers

Drivers Reporting br a Prior Claim

1. Baltimore
36.5%
2. Johnstown, Pa.
34.5%
3. Portland, Maine
33.4%
4. Des Moines, Iowa
33.2%
5. Erie, Pa.
33.1%
6. Bangor, Maine
32.9%
7. Birmingham, Ala.
32.4%
8. Austin, Texas
32.3%
9. Manchester, N.H.
32.2%
10. Lincoln, Neb.
31.8%
11. Hagerstown, Md. 31.6% 12. Rapid City, S.D. 31.3% 13. Richmond, Va. 31.1% 14. Peoria, Ill. 30.8% 15. Burlington, Vt. 30.7% 16. Madison, Wis. 30.6% 17. Pittsburgh 30.6% 18. Sioux Falls, S.D. 30.6% 19. Columbus, Ohio 30.6% 20. Omaha, Neb. 30.6% Source: Next:

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Safest Cities br for Drivers

Drivers Reporting br a Prior Claim

1. Yuma, Ariz. 17.2% 2. Flint, Mich. 18.2% 3. Traverse City, Mich.
18.9% 4. Detroit
18.9% 5. Grand Rapids, Mich. 20.7% 6. Harlingen, Texas 20.7% 7. Albany, Ga. 20.8% 8. Lansing, Mich. 21.3% 9. Bakersfield, Calif. 21.6% 10. Fresno, Calif. 21.8% 11. Lexington, Ky. 22.0% 12. Missoula, Mont. 22.4% 13. Jackson, Miss. 22.5% 14. Las Vegas 22.6% 15. Sherman, Texas 22.8% 16. Corpus Christi, Texas 22.9% 17. Palm Springs, Calif. 23.1% 18. Fort Myers, Fla. 23.3% 19. Jonesboro, Ark. 23.4% 20. Marquette, Mich. 23.5% Source:
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