Analyse von 124 US -U -Bahn -Gebiete Rang nach einer durchschnittlichen Pendelzeit, der Geschwindigkeit der Hauptverkehrszeit, der jährlichen Gaskosten und morgendlichen tödlichen Crash -Raten.
Daten aus dem US Census Bureau, NHTSAAnwesend AAA -Gaspreises und die Bureau of Transportation Statistics.
Von mark-fitzbuzztrick
9 Kommentare
Extremely surprised that Atlanta didn’t make a single list. Probably just my limited experience with these other cities but it feels like gridlocked hell here most of the time. Also tons of insanely reckless drivers in the city.
God these lists are so dumb. News flash: LA, the Bay Area, and NYC have bad traffic and (checks notes) Jacksonville, North Carolina doesn’t. Who knew?!?
r/PeopleLiveInCities
These should really be ranked by metro areas. SF and Oakland is the same traffic.
Best and worst for _driving_ commutes. People who walk, bike, or take the subway don’t exist.
San Francisco and Oakland is the same traffic. So is LA and Long Beach. Also, Riverside and San Bernardino.
Is the beautiful data in the room with us?
Four of these are basically the LA metro area (or Southern California megalopolis), and three are the Bay Area (or Northern California megalopolis).
I don’t feel like the cost of fuel should be a factor in this type of ranking
The key to driving in Memphis borders on being to out asshole the other assholes.