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Rude drivers aren’t just pains in the neck during your daily commute. They also can be major safety threats to everyone on the road.

Every generation is associated with a slew of stereotypes, whether accurate or not. But when it comes to driving, how does each generation measure up?

At some point in your life, you or someone you know has probably benefited from the service of a counselor, a teacher, a nurse or some other professional whose career is dedicated to benefitting others in their community.

Some states have bragging rights for having the most job growth or the hottest nightlife, whereas others…well, they have the worst drivers in America.

Motor vehicle theft may have decreased significantly in the last few decades. But in some cities, cars are still stolen at alarmingly high rates.

While others get stressed during the holidays, you go full on and don't stop until the Christmas tree goes through the chipper.

It’s no secret that some states are home to safer drivers than others… and when it comes to pedestrian safety, how does each state measure up?

Are the all-American sweethearts of car brands actually all American?

Take a random sample of drivers on the road today, and many will admit to occasionally being irresponsible.

Insurify recognized and honored the cities with an exceptional proportion of residents motivated to risk their own safety for the wellbeing of others.

This award goes to the top city in each state that demonstrates exceptional dedication to advancements in STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math.

Operating a motor vehicle is a responsibility that some do not take seriously.