Most Dangerous Driving Destinations in the US

US is one of the highest populated city.Not only the above mentioned cities but in others parts of the city also you can find the same amount of traffic.. It was unforgettable incident of Giorgia where a big truck smashed the bmw car... Used trucks

I suppose none of you have driven in Dallas, Texas.
There are more serious wrecks here and it is everyday.
I would never suggest anyone drive in Dallas.

I have driven in all but 2 of the 50 states (Maine and Rhode Island) and to my thinking Atlanta is by far the worst in the country. Washington DC is really not that bad as long as you avoid the going to work and coming home crowd. I find it almost comical in DC th.t there can be virtually no traffic during the day and then shortly before 4 in the afternoon they take tow trucks down the street and start writing tickets and pulling them up on the sidewalk. By 4:15 you have total gridlock! Watched it several times over the years. LA and SF are both pretty bad but can't hold a candle go some of the others.

And another absolute nightmare is Austin and Houston TX. Their rush hour traffic jams last pretty much around the clock. Then there is naturally San Antonio...constant construction, about half the populace can't read or write english therefore signs mean absolutely nothing, and a whole different interpretation of some long used signage. For instance: STOP here means means something along the lines of "yield unless you think the oncoming traffic MIGHT be able to stop before they hit you. Yield signs on the other hand seem to simply not apply to most people here...if anything it means the world is supposed to yeild to these people! "Right on red after stop" is assumed by most to also mean and you can turn on red IF there is no traffic with a green light. Not here, where it is more like the stop sign mentioned above. It is interpreted as consider slowing down but only stop if there is a white cop in the vehicle you or you are thouroughly convinced the that semi coming down the other road can't possible stop before it broad sides you.

I do have to admit, DC is the only place I can think of right off the bat where signs for a couple of miles tell you if you want to take exit "X" you need to move over to the right lane. Only after you have politely complied with said signs do you get to the one that "Exit X Next Left"!!!!! Saw that one not once but twice. I didn't fall for it the second time.

I am a NYC/NJ driver and from driving on 95 down to the FL Keys every year for over 20 years___I think the Miami area is in a league all by itself because of the combination of speed and careless driving. Like another poster said "At least they are barely moving in NYC"
But in the Miami area on 95 weaving in and out rapidly back and forth across 3 and 4 lanes at a time at 60+MPH is a recipe for disasters.
NYC, LA, Philly, DC etc. may have more fender benders, but they are mostly very minor damage compared to the Miami area total wrecks.

I was stationed in DC for 3 years in the Army. I more than earned my Driver's Badge- 50,000 accident-free miles! If you can drive in Washington DC...you can drive ANYWHERE in the world. After DC, I went to Seoul, Korea- piece of cake. Germany was a cinch also.

SEVERAL YEARS AGO, I WAS GOING SOUTH ON L'ENFANT PLAZA. APPROACHED THE TEE INTERSECTION. SAW CARS GOING LEFT. I STOPPED, STARTED OFF TO THE LEFT, AND RAN INTO A BARE STEEL POST IN THE MEDIAN. AIR BAGS AND ALL AT 5 MPH. THE POST WAS SUPPOSED TO HAVE A "NO LEFT TURN " SIGN HANGING ON IT. BEING CLOSE TO NOON, THE SIGN WAS IN A SHADOW OF THE BUILDING JUST BEHIND IT. NEVER SAW IT. HAD THE SIGN BEEN ON THE POST, I WOULD HAVE SEEN IT. SO MUCH FOR ROAD SIGN MAINTENANCE....

Damn, and i thought Orlando was bad, but after reading these posts, I won't complain anymore, LOL! Worst place I've ever driven though personally, is Cebu City, Philippines, talk about insanity, though Manila is far worse, I refuse to drive there.

Forgot Denver!

Since population growth is exponential, the city streets were not originally designed for a population so large... I'm surprised NYC is not on there.

Can't believe New York didn't make the list.