Driving in Texas can always be a terrible venture, especially when you consider the drivers on the road that don’t have a lot of experience behind the wheel.
New data from iSharingSoft.com found that Texas ranks fourth in the nation for the state with the worst teenage drivers.
Texas only ranked ahead of Nebraska, Delaware, and Kentucky in the survey which assessed factors like “teen driver fatalities, fatal crashes involving young drivers (ages 15-20), and road quality.”
The states with the best teen drivers include New Hampshire, Rhode Island, New Jersey, West Virginia, and Hawaii.
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