ATLANTA — What ever happened to Southern hospitality? Georgia, we have a manners problem… well, when it comes to driving.
To some, it comes as no surprise. To others, we know the reality of driving on our roads.
A new survey ranks Georgia toward the bottom of the list of the country’s most courteous drivers.
Georgia ranked 44th out of the 50 states. That is a “D” grade.
Drivers were asked questions like, “How often do you signal” (Georgia was tied for last), “Would you let someone merge into your lane,” and graded each state’s response.
The survey was put together by Kars4Kids, which promotes courteous driving. The campaign is called Drive Human, with the goal of reminding drivers that they share the road with other people, not faceless cars.
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So which state had the rudest drivers? New York, of course.
Which region had the most courteous drivers? The west.
Which ages had the most courteous drivers? Drivers aged 51 to 64. People 25 years and younger had the worst manners when it comes to being behind the wheel.
Cox Media Group
