Why? April is unbearably dumb. I mean, if you’re into the ditzy “like-like-like” speech patterns, fake eyelashes, fake blown-up lips, and fake hair extensions, then sure…
Driving down I-81 in Virginia looks like a car parts dump along the highways, headlights, taillights and bumper covers all smashed by the sides of the interstate.
Tyler, you and April have a lot of style. I love that you still wear an analog chronograph watch. I also love April's jacket collection. This new channel is awesome! great topics and the banter is entertaining.
As a California driver, you can’t get into a lot of fatal accidents if you’re stuck in traffic during the day. It’s only scary at night because of no traffic and people flying past you going 90 mph+.
Why? April is unbearably dumb. I mean, if you’re into the ditzy “like-like-like” speech patterns, fake tits, fake eyelashes, fake blown-up lips, and fake hair extensions, then sure I guess. Tyler might as well have just gone for an AI girlfriend…
My scariest motorcycle camera footage is from New Mexico. Those people give no effs at all. Something happens every time I drive through there. I can believe these stats.
Why? April is unbearably dumb. I mean, if you’re into the ditzy “like-like-like” speech patterns, fake eyelashes, fake blown-up lips, and fake hair extensions, then sure…
I just went through the license process in TN and it’s easy to see why. A 10 question quiz and a drive around the block was all it took to get a drivers license.
I live in Brentwood I’m from California and people don’t use their turn signals here and it’s a race everywhere you go I 24 I dread going down there. Good luck to us.
Why? April is unbearably dumb. I mean, if you’re into the ditzy “like-like-like” speech patterns, fake eyelashes, fake blown-up lips, and fake hair extensions, then sure…
You guys are amazing I wish you a lifetime of happiness...Im happy for you two...I hope this channel is here for years to come...Hows Kamsas im surprised by Missouri.
Can't believe Florida isn't on the list. Worst drivers I've seen on the east coast. I guess driving like a snail in the passing lane doesn't calculate in data.
Poor Neelix. But at least she's safe and sound. That's why you always have to have an eye out when your pets go outside. Just like with kids. My cats technically go out, but we're on the 3rd floor and I've made sure they can't fall off of the balcony.
Stereotypes of California don't work. It isn't liberal. It's half conservative. Entertainment is not the dominant industry. Agriculture, technology, science, engineering, military, and so many other fields are huge in California. There are a lot of terrible narcissists, but also some of the best people you'll ever meet. I escaped Los Angeles because it's a third-world country, but at the same time, I was blown away to find the most intelligent, genuine, hardest working people, and best customer service I've experienced anywhere in the country.
@@theshadowowl4196 I'm from Maine. My dad served in the Marines for thirty years and my hometowns were Marine Corps bases around the country. I only ended up in California because the Marines took us there and my mom was never leaving it to return to cold Maine. But it never felt like home to me. Any other stereotypes you want to try?
Thank you. I’m a California native, and so is my entire family for at least 4 generations. All born and raised in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills specifically, until my parents decided they had enough of the city and moved up to beautiful San Luis Obispo county, before I was born. Absolutely the kindest and best people on the planet, hard working blue collar agricultural and ranch workers out there, Vinyard owners. Rural California is extremely conservative, as is my entire family, even the ones in Los Angeles. The people running this state are extremely liberal yes, but the population itself is much much more moderate, purple, conservative and liberals alike get along pretty well. The stereotypes are not helping this place at all
@@theshadowowl4196 Sounds like something a conservative with California envy would say. On a serious note, and I'm genuinely curious, why do conservatives hate on liberal states, when we outperform you in every category 2 to 1. Less crime, better jobs, better life, less accidents, etc. The only bad thing about liberal states is that they are expensive, and they are expensive because our economies are so good and everyone wants to live here. I don't understand your logic here. You hate the thing that works, but you love the thing that does not. Really? How does that make any sense?
As a native Californian I was mostly with you. California is not half conservative ... there are conservatives there, but it's FAR less than half. And customer service in California is nowhere near the best I've experienced.
The Nelix story would have made a great show all by itself. The kids are growing up so fast. Hoovie, I am so proud of how you have bounced back, Keep on trucking. The farm looks great and I hope you keep doing well. Bless you. I really thought that Alabama would be on the list of worst drivers in Alabama. We are always on the worst lists and I am surprised we didn't make it to the top 10. We have limestone rock trucks that keep our windshields broken so flying rocks on the highway is a Birmingham thing. If you are driving on 65 avoid the rock trucks as much as possible.
I have a Dashcam in my van, so a lot of crazy drivers here in Missouri. I’ve posted them on my RUclips channel. Damn frightening how some drive. After driving in California many years ago, I was agreeing with April that they’d be high on the list. I never thought I’d find anywhere worst than Paris, France 🇫🇷 … Then I went to California. Poor cat 🐈. Glad she was found. Great video as always. 👍
April, I'd be careful about sitting with your knees crossed, even with that support brace. It's putting stress on your still recovering knee. (I learned this long after I had surgery on my knee. I was fine at the time but as I got older that knee grew much worse than my other knee that had never had injury.)
I live in Texas and I agree. I just had some guy rear end me when I was sitting still for over 30 seconds. Then he ran. Lots of other have had the same story and lots of runners. Tells me we have a lot of uninsured or unlicensed drivers. Texas people love to drink also. Lots of our highways have high speed limits of 80mph.
I live in a small town in Prunedale Ca, not everyone is as pretentious as you'd think but when you drive threw the cities like LA, SF, SJ or Oakland it feels that way. As for the danger it can happen to anybody at anytime. I just drove by a fatal car accident passing threw San Jose, Ca on Hwy 101. Small red car hit a 18 wheeler and got crushed. It's sad. One minute you're there, the next you're not.
I used to live in the DFW for 40 years and the traffic is crazy however I moved to Nashville last year and the drivers here are a lot worse. It seems more dangerous here than DFW.
We were talking about this exact same subject the other not at work and the thing that does not get calculated into these scores is the contributing fact of lack of access to level 1 trauma centers or the distance to one. In example say you have an accident (we were actually talking about violent crimes but same scenario) and are severely injured in my home state where there is one level 1 center you could have a 2 hour trip to get to it. Then add in the remoteness of Wyoming or Montana and you can see why they my have a higher mortality rate.
As a Kentucky and we are a lot like Kansas. We have a lot of roads. People like to drop fast on because there's no one around, but people tend to forget that road only goes straight for 1.7 miles and then it makes annoying. You can return a lot of those around here and if you don't make that turn about a 100-year-old tree. You get to meet very agruptly
I am past retirement age. I have held a number of different commercial driver licenses and had a number of jobs where I drove and in most states. I live in West Virginia now. The 'bad driver' label is a bit unjustified. I FEEL it is not that there are a lot of poor drivers but more that it is a state almost 100% rugged mountain driving. LOTS of opportunity to make a minor mistake driving and for it to become fatal. Any number of places where you drop a tire off pavement and you can plunge down a cliff......just the nature of 'The Mountain State'. Thanks
Loved the video. That was an ordeal for Nelix, poor kitty. At least it all worked out. A+ I do remember when drinking and driving became illegal Texas was about the last to comply. They use to be able to drive up and get a beer, etc. Those were the times. 🙂
Lucky Neelix! One life down and eight to go. ❤🐈Any mention how much of a factor seat belt use (or lack of same) was in the states with high death rates? I bet A LOT! A 35 m.p.h. head-on into a tree without a seatbelt can kill you quick while it might just leave you with a bruise on your chest and a big repair bill if you wear one. Nine times out of ten around here (southern Vermont) drivers and passengers who die aren't belted in.
In Michigan we have to be good drivers otherwise you're sliding off the road in the winter, destroying your car with potholes or slamming into dead stop traffic in the extremely overpopulated towns
Considering it is Winter 9 months of the year in Michigan, and the big orange flower bloom along all the highways slowing every one down in May and June to only 70 mph, there is allot keep people in Michigan well practiced. At least the signs are good there.
@SteveBornholtz ..I'm sure you have..I in fact have here in Kalamazoo...on the other hand in the last three winters I've used my 30 inch snowblower only a dozen times..9 of which were three years ago...things are changing
A big contributor to these stats would also be the fact that most of the states listed have a large percentage of rural unpaved roads. Not only are they more treacherous to drive but they are also largely not patrolled which leads to higher speeds and booze-cruising.
All of these are states with strict police and/or rural sheriff's departments with nothing to do. Other than accident rate, all these metrics are just measures of how proactive local and state law enforcement is...
Agree! Differences in state inspection and such make some states roads filled with death traps. Interesting to see how state inspection rules would result in more or less vehicles broken down, involved in accidents because of broken cars and such.
I haven't driven in the US in many years, but I've driven in 26 of the lower 48. Florida had by FAR the worst drivers I saw. Curious to find out where they ranked.
When there is a lot of traffic like CA you have to be in survival mode at all times alert to potential threats like a gazelle in the Serengeti plain of Africa. In places like Kansas without traffic you relax and are lulled into thinking you are safe at home watching Netflix and that's when crashes happen.
I lived in Wyoming and my wife worked at the DOT. I think it's skewed because seat belt use is very low there. Accidents that would be non-fatalities with a seat belt are now fatal. In fact, fatal single-vehicle pickup rollovers were such a problem that they did targeted messaging to try to stop it. Drivers weren't really that bad, in fact they're better than PA (where I am now).
As someone that was born and spent the first half of my life in the UK its genuinely scary how bad drivers in California are. Absolutely zero lane discipline and use of indicators and I'm not even going to go into the speeding (everyone is ok with a bit over the limit but damn). I do genuinely believe it's not necessarily a lack of ability, but sheer laziness coupled with self-entitlement.
I live in Missouri and there was a time I would have pit us somewhere in the middle but after the last 5 years I am not surprised. For some reason after covid it's like everyone here forgot how to drive.
I can certainly see all of those states being on there although Kansas is a weird one, I do have to say it is very boring along with Wyoming by far due to how slow it takes to go through it. I travelled from the Denver metro often to Kentucky to see family no matter which way it's boring and St. Louis is probably the most dangerous to go through no matter the time. I am surprised Tennessee isn't on there since its pretty bad.
What about St Louis makes it the most dangerous? 21 South in Missouri used to be called death Alley and was one of the most deadly roads in the entire country, it's south of STL where I live
I live in Missouri, and the drivers are dangerous. Hit and run is popular here. On vacation, passing through Kansas to Colorado. Kansas is very flat with a lot of sensory deprivation.
since safe driving is a learned skill, and practice makes perfect, it only makes sense that congested traffic will breed better drivers. In my experience, Houston Texas is the exception to this rule.
So from the look at this map. It looks like anywhere that isn't overpopulated. And you just set in traffic jams all day. They consider safe. I can't kind to see that because if you're barely moving through traffic. Jams, I accidents are probably minor. So I'd say there are probably more or less injuries.
Does the size of the state factor in? Texas is huge and has 85mph limit roads. And with 4 cities in the top 11 for population there are a lot of places with cars and heavy drinking at night.
I'm curious as to what types of vehicles are involved in the stats: full size; mid size; economy; SUV's; high horse power; turbos; and even car brands. Through the years there have always been the 'death trap' models, and those given the title: "widow maker."
Average model year of vehicle would be even more informative for fatalities and things newer cars would prevent. That's gotta be a lot of California's stats and other wealthier places.
Neelix is so lucky April loves her. Tyler only snapped to figuring April would leave him if anything happened to Neelix! Whatever it takes Tyler! Whatever it takes! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇
New meMexico is so majestic. Sight seeing at 60 m..p.h. desert had nowhere to pull over a tractor trailer. The wind knocks over tucks.there city crime is too common
I propose we raise the speed limit on I-70 in Kansas to 120mph so people will be forced to pay attention behind the wheel ;) Also, I’m shocked Colorado isn’t high on that list.
It's like having a beer at your table with April and Tyler. I love this show.
Why? April is unbearably dumb. I mean, if you’re into the ditzy “like-like-like” speech patterns, fake eyelashes, fake blown-up lips, and fake hair extensions, then sure…
Traffic around Houston and Dallas is nuts!
The DFW traffic is really crazy. Every highway there is going to have traffic unless it’s real late at night.
Virginia has what’s known as the million dollar mile where they ticket anything and every one.
Driving down I-81 in Virginia looks like a car parts dump along the highways, headlights, taillights and bumper covers all smashed by the sides of the interstate.
So does Georgia
No wonder Kansas is loaded with car enthusiasts! 😳
Tyler, you and April have a lot of style. I love that you still wear an analog chronograph watch. I also love April's jacket collection. This new channel is awesome! great topics and the banter is entertaining.
Cool watch.
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April gave Tyler the TAG glassbox chronograph, because she loves a man with a real watch…. It’s in an episode 👌
@@wonderwatch2239 ...she's a keeper. ..& I'm happy for him...he's a top bloke 👍
@@wonderwatch2239I really like Tag’s new glass box Carrera reverse panda dial.
As a California driver, you can’t get into a lot of fatal accidents if you’re stuck in traffic during the day. It’s only scary at night because of no traffic and people flying past you going 90 mph+.
Yeah, hard to have a bad accident when you're going 5 mph in the 405 or the 5.
@@Shauma_llama Definitely
When I am driving in SoCal I HATE getting stuck in traffic while on one of those sky high ramps!!!! Always seems like a disaster movie plot!!
Good morning to you both. Still loving this show! April and Neelix are adorable! Mr. Tyler, you definitely did good!
Why? April is unbearably dumb. I mean, if you’re into the ditzy “like-like-like” speech patterns, fake tits, fake eyelashes, fake blown-up lips, and fake hair extensions, then sure I guess. Tyler might as well have just gone for an AI girlfriend…
My scariest motorcycle camera footage is from New Mexico. Those people give no effs at all. Something happens every time I drive through there. I can believe these stats.
Tyler and April - This is such a great show!! You guys are really fun to watch and I’ll be excited to watch your subscriber list grow. Congrats!
Why? April is unbearably dumb. I mean, if you’re into the ditzy “like-like-like” speech patterns, fake eyelashes, fake blown-up lips, and fake hair extensions, then sure…
As a Nashville resident I must say I am fending for my life every time I go for a drive. These people are terrible.
I must agree, the reactions are so slow and often they don't look at all and pull right out in front of you.
Welcome to Nashville! If you ain’t rubbin you ain’t racin
As someone who drives through Nashville twice a year, I couldn't agree more. Absolutely insane drivers. Why?
I just went through the license process in TN and it’s easy to see why. A 10 question quiz and a drive around the block was all it took to get a drivers license.
I live in Brentwood I’m from California and people don’t use their turn signals here and it’s a race everywhere you go I 24 I dread going down there. Good luck to us.
My favorite car couple! ❤ I really enjoy the content and format. Great job guys 👍
Why? April is unbearably dumb. I mean, if you’re into the ditzy “like-like-like” speech patterns, fake eyelashes, fake blown-up lips, and fake hair extensions, then sure…
You guys are amazing I wish you a lifetime of happiness...Im happy for you two...I hope this channel is here for years to come...Hows Kamsas im surprised by Missouri.
Poor kitty. Hoovie, you must love that kitty to tear apart your deck to save her. You da man!
Good Morning, GREAT CONTENT again !
Can't believe Florida isn't on the list. Worst drivers I've seen on the east coast. I guess driving like a snail in the passing lane doesn't calculate in data.
Poor Neelix. But at least she's safe and sound. That's why you always have to have an eye out when your pets go outside. Just like with kids. My cats technically go out, but we're on the 3rd floor and I've made sure they can't fall off of the balcony.
Stereotypes of California don't work. It isn't liberal. It's half conservative. Entertainment is not the dominant industry. Agriculture, technology, science, engineering, military, and so many other fields are huge in California. There are a lot of terrible narcissists, but also some of the best people you'll ever meet. I escaped Los Angeles because it's a third-world country, but at the same time, I was blown away to find the most intelligent, genuine, hardest working people, and best customer service I've experienced anywhere in the country.
sounds like something a california native liberal would say 🤔
@@theshadowowl4196 I'm from Maine. My dad served in the Marines for thirty years and my hometowns were Marine Corps bases around the country. I only ended up in California because the Marines took us there and my mom was never leaving it to return to cold Maine. But it never felt like home to me. Any other stereotypes you want to try?
Thank you. I’m a California native, and so is my entire family for at least 4 generations. All born and raised in Los Angeles and Beverly Hills specifically, until my parents decided they had enough of the city and moved up to beautiful San Luis Obispo county, before I was born. Absolutely the kindest and best people on the planet, hard working blue collar agricultural and ranch workers out there, Vinyard owners. Rural California is extremely conservative, as is my entire family, even the ones in Los Angeles. The people running this state are extremely liberal yes, but the population itself is much much more moderate, purple, conservative and liberals alike get along pretty well. The stereotypes are not helping this place at all
@@theshadowowl4196 Sounds like something a conservative with California envy would say.
On a serious note, and I'm genuinely curious, why do conservatives hate on liberal states, when we outperform you in every category 2 to 1. Less crime, better jobs, better life, less accidents, etc. The only bad thing about liberal states is that they are expensive, and they are expensive because our economies are so good and everyone wants to live here. I don't understand your logic here. You hate the thing that works, but you love the thing that does not. Really? How does that make any sense?
As a native Californian I was mostly with you. California is not half conservative ... there are conservatives there, but it's FAR less than half. And customer service in California is nowhere near the best I've experienced.
The Nelix story would have made a great show all by itself. The kids are growing up so fast. Hoovie, I am so proud of how you have bounced back, Keep on trucking. The farm looks great and I hope you keep doing well. Bless you. I really thought that Alabama would be on the list of worst drivers in Alabama. We are always on the worst lists and I am surprised we didn't make it to the top 10. We have limestone rock trucks that keep our windshields broken so flying rocks on the highway is a Birmingham thing. If you are driving on 65 avoid the rock trucks as much as possible.
I have a Dashcam in my van, so a lot of crazy drivers here in Missouri. I’ve posted them on my RUclips channel. Damn frightening how some drive. After driving in California many years ago, I was agreeing with April that they’d be high on the list. I never thought I’d find anywhere worst than Paris, France 🇫🇷 … Then I went to California. Poor cat 🐈. Glad she was found. Great video as always. 👍
What a great RUclips channel. What a great couple!
DC plates. Keep far far away from those.
April, I'd be careful about sitting with your knees crossed, even with that support brace. It's putting stress on your still recovering knee. (I learned this long after I had surgery on my knee. I was fine at the time but as I got older that knee grew much worse than my other knee that had never had injury.)
Not surprised at all to see Texas high on the list. Mostly concentrated in DFW metro area. Crazy MF'ers
There’s always traffic there on every highway it seems except late at night.
I live in Texas and I agree. I just had some guy rear end me when I was sitting still for over 30 seconds. Then he ran. Lots of other have had the same story and lots of runners. Tells me we have a lot of uninsured or unlicensed drivers. Texas people love to drink also. Lots of our highways have high speed limits of 80mph.
Just moved from DFW to Nashville and the drivers here seem worse. After 40 years in Dallas I’m actually scared of the drivers here in Nashville area.
I live in a small town in Prunedale Ca, not everyone is as pretentious as you'd think but when you drive threw the cities like LA, SF, SJ or Oakland it feels that way.
As for the danger it can happen to anybody at anytime. I just drove by a fatal car accident passing threw San Jose, Ca on Hwy 101. Small red car hit a 18 wheeler and got crushed. It's sad. One minute you're there, the next you're not.
Already said this yesterday, your hair color looks nice. 👍
I can agree with that. Texas can be a challenge to drive especially dallas and austin
I used to live in the DFW for 40 years and the traffic is crazy however I moved to Nashville last year and the drivers here are a lot worse. It seems more dangerous here than DFW.
@@keltecdan i lived there too and can agree with you
We were talking about this exact same subject the other not at work and the thing that does not get calculated into these scores is the contributing fact of lack of access to level 1 trauma centers or the distance to one. In example say you have an accident (we were actually talking about violent crimes but same scenario) and are severely injured in my home state where there is one level 1 center you could have a 2 hour trip to get to it. Then add in the remoteness of Wyoming or Montana and you can see why they my have a higher mortality rate.
Love your cat joining you at work.
Poor Nelix!! I’m happy she’s ok. Must’ve been starving down there.
I used to live in New Mexico, and I heartily agree!
As a Kentucky and we are a lot like Kansas. We have a lot of roads. People like to drop fast on because there's no one around, but people tend to forget that road only goes straight for 1.7 miles and then it makes annoying. You can return a lot of those around here and if you don't make that turn about a 100-year-old tree. You get to meet very agruptly
we had the same thing when we couldn't find the cat- under the floorboards that had been up for heating work!
Driven through Montana several times. "Safe and Prudent' sometimes means "flat out"
That went away a long time ago, they have speed limits again.
Neelix is loving you guys more every day!
Your cat is a star too!
First channel I check everyday, glad Neelix is OK
I am past retirement age. I have held a number of different commercial driver licenses and had a number of jobs where I drove and in most states. I live in West Virginia now. The 'bad driver' label is a bit unjustified. I FEEL it is not that there are a lot of poor drivers but more that it is a state almost 100% rugged mountain driving. LOTS of opportunity to make a minor mistake driving and for it to become fatal. Any number of places where you drop a tire off pavement and you can plunge down a cliff......just the nature of 'The Mountain State'. Thanks
Loved the video. That was an ordeal for Nelix, poor kitty. At least it all worked out. A+ I do remember when drinking and driving became illegal Texas was about the last to comply. They use to be able to drive up and get a beer, etc. Those were the times. 🙂
Lucky Neelix! One life down and eight to go. ❤🐈Any mention how much of a factor seat belt use (or lack of same) was in the states with high death rates? I bet A LOT! A 35 m.p.h. head-on into a tree without a seatbelt can kill you quick while it might just leave you with a bruise on your chest and a big repair bill if you wear one. Nine times out of ten around here (southern Vermont) drivers and passengers who die aren't belted in.
Nice edit at 9:50 "Death!" Good show
In Michigan we have to be good drivers otherwise you're sliding off the road in the winter, destroying your car with potholes or slamming into dead stop traffic in the extremely overpopulated towns
Considering it is Winter 9 months of the year in Michigan, and the big orange flower bloom along all the highways slowing every one down in May and June to only 70 mph, there is allot keep people in Michigan well practiced. At least the signs are good there.
@@SteveBornholtz winter 9 months of the year?...while the UP and up by the locks can reach 6 month of cold ..your reaching there Steve
@@mattf49006 Michigan jokes...if you know you know. But I have seen Snow as late as May.
@SteveBornholtz ..I'm sure you have..I in fact have here in Kalamazoo...on the other hand in the last three winters I've used my 30 inch snowblower only a dozen times..9 of which were three years ago...things are changing
@@mattf49006 My parents got a few this last winter, but yeah not as bad in more recent years.
Would be interesting what the rankings would look like if they could adjust for population density.
A big contributor to these stats would also be the fact that most of the states listed have a large percentage of rural unpaved roads. Not only are they more treacherous to drive but they are also largely not patrolled which leads to higher speeds and booze-cruising.
Tyler found a great way to keep April home !
Thank God Nelix was saved! April can never leave again!
Also, Detroit drivers are nuts. All of them.
Does Neelix hang out by you all the time or just when you're filming?
All of these are states with strict police and/or rural sheriff's departments with nothing to do. Other than accident rate, all these metrics are just measures of how proactive local and state law enforcement is...
Travel I-70 thru Kansas. It's far from flat. The rolling hills in eastern Kansas are quite beautiful
I like the SR-71! If you like aviation, come up to Oshkosh, WI in July for EAA Airventure. Bring April too, she will like it.
Checked out the article and it would be even better if they listed it by county in the states.
You should do one on how bad some of the cars on the road are
Agree! Differences in state inspection and such make some states roads filled with death traps. Interesting to see how state inspection rules would result in more or less vehicles broken down, involved in accidents because of broken cars and such.
People who never lived in California know so much about California
I haven't driven in the US in many years, but I've driven in 26 of the lower 48. Florida had by FAR the worst drivers I saw. Curious to find out where they ranked.
Great concrete work.
Damn, I see you traded the hooptie for a ferrari. Nice job!!
Cement is poured and cat is not seen for days? Had that gone differently, Tyler might be wearing cement shoes. =)
Tyler Thanks for saving Nelix!
Haven’t watched yet, but Nevada has to be up there!
You should do states with highest dui
Love her jacket 👍🏼
Looking adorable Nelix.
When I lived in Palm beach county everyone said be scared of any car with Canadian plates
Can you post the link to story? Many thanks.
When there is a lot of traffic like CA you have to be in survival mode at all times alert to potential threats like a gazelle in the Serengeti plain of Africa. In places like Kansas without traffic you relax and are lulled into thinking you are safe at home watching Netflix and that's when crashes happen.
This will always trend towards the lower population states.
I thought otherwise, more people more lousy and dangerous drivers, I thought like April, California the most populous state would be #1
@@777poco That's true, but one accident has much more impact on a state with the lowest # of licensed drivers. IMO, bad drivers are everywhere.
That’s it, there are a lot of accidents in CA, they just are lower speed impacts.
Missouri here.....yep...drunks, drunks, and more drunks
I would say whatever state Hoovie is filming a Car Issues episode.
Cat was best part of the video, for me. No cat, no watching.
I lived in Wyoming and my wife worked at the DOT. I think it's skewed because seat belt use is very low there. Accidents that would be non-fatalities with a seat belt are now fatal. In fact, fatal single-vehicle pickup rollovers were such a problem that they did targeted messaging to try to stop it. Drivers weren't really that bad, in fact they're better than PA (where I am now).
As someone that was born and spent the first half of my life in the UK its genuinely scary how bad drivers in California are. Absolutely zero lane discipline and use of indicators and I'm not even going to go into the speeding (everyone is ok with a bit over the limit but damn). I do genuinely believe it's not necessarily a lack of ability, but sheer laziness coupled with self-entitlement.
Take her down to south central Kansas, it’s beautiful
I live in Missouri and there was a time I would have pit us somewhere in the middle but after the last 5 years I am not surprised. For some reason after covid it's like everyone here forgot how to drive.
Shocked my home state of Colorado wasn't the worst. We're always high or drunk and average speed going down I-25 is usually about 90.
Hey Neelix! 👋👋👋
I would say new york, Massachusetts, Utah, oregon and illinois.
I can certainly see all of those states being on there although Kansas is a weird one, I do have to say it is very boring along with Wyoming by far due to how slow it takes to go through it. I travelled from the Denver metro often to Kentucky to see family no matter which way it's boring and St. Louis is probably the most dangerous to go through no matter the time. I am surprised Tennessee isn't on there since its pretty bad.
What about St Louis makes it the most dangerous?
21 South in Missouri used to be called death Alley and was one of the most deadly roads in the entire country, it's south of STL where I live
I live in Missouri, and the drivers are dangerous. Hit and run is popular here.
On vacation, passing through Kansas to Colorado. Kansas is very flat with a lot of sensory deprivation.
Good Morning Hoovie and Thornie
Had a cat to get trapped in a neighbor's building for 2 weeks in the middle of summer they are simply amazing creatures
I wonder what police vs. population density is. I mean cities like Atlanta every car speeds, but police can only get so many.
since safe driving is a learned skill, and practice makes perfect, it only makes sense that congested traffic will breed better drivers. In my experience, Houston Texas is the exception to this rule.
California and congestion should not go in the same sentence. Like 85% of California is extremely rural! And beautiful!
Urban areas of any state ruin the rest of it.
So from the look at this map. It looks like anywhere that isn't overpopulated. And you just set in traffic jams all day. They consider safe. I can't kind to see that because if you're barely moving through traffic. Jams, I accidents are probably minor. So I'd say there are probably more or less injuries.
Does the size of the state factor in? Texas is huge and has 85mph limit roads.
And with 4 cities in the top 11 for population there are a lot of places with cars and heavy drinking at night.
Its adorable that Hoovie thinks Virginia - the home of Dixie - is in the North East. Never change Tyler... never change :)
yup, where confederate general Robert E. Lee surrendered at Appomattox
Texas has to be up there…
I'm curious as to what types of vehicles are involved in the stats: full size; mid size; economy; SUV's; high horse power; turbos; and even car brands. Through the years there have always been the 'death trap' models, and those given the title: "widow maker."
Average model year of vehicle would be even more informative for fatalities and things newer cars would prevent. That's gotta be a lot of California's stats and other wealthier places.
2:16 lol, yes, cars don’t more in CA from traffic or to costly to drive.
Neelix is so lucky April loves her. Tyler only snapped to figuring April would leave him if anything happened to Neelix! Whatever it takes Tyler! Whatever it takes! As Always, May God Bless you and yours! 😇
I feel like the numbers of people driving is reducing as younger people reach a driving age and choose to be driven rather than to drive themselves.
They are actually speeding to get the heck out of Kansas!!!!!
I like how their initial intuition is to blame the topography not the morons behind the wheel.
Miss April rose your outfit is so cute! Mr Tyler you are a lucky man!!!!!!!🇺🇲👍😁🌹🐊🦩🍔
"We're going to do a countdown, but first, a map that spoils the reveal!"
New meMexico is so majestic. Sight seeing at 60 m..p.h. desert had nowhere to pull over a tractor trailer. The wind knocks over tucks.there city crime is too common
Thank goodness for glass tabletops!
I propose we raise the speed limit on I-70 in Kansas to 120mph so people will be forced to pay attention behind the wheel ;)
Also, I’m shocked Colorado isn’t high on that list.
Enjoy Family, friends, and good food.
Happy Memorial Day
April obviously loves TRON clothing. GMYT should offer some rave wear where fluorescent stripes on black outline body parts.