With more people returning to office work, U.S. roads are busier than ever, leading to increased traffic and driving challenges. A new Forbes Advisor report identifies the worst American cities for drivers based on metrics like safety, driving experience, car ownership costs, and maintenance access, analyzing data from multiple government and private sources. Oakland, CA, ranks as the worst city to drive in due to high accident rates, expensive gas, and lengthy commutes. Other cities like Miami, San Francisco, and Philadelphia also make the top list, plagued by similar issues. The study highlights significant regional variations in driving conditions, emphasizing the impact of urban planning and infrastructure on daily commuting experiences.
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