Cincinnatians are the worst drivers in Ohio, according to a new report from Allstate.The insurance company hoped to define the best drivers in the nation, releasing telling details on each state’s driving habits.The study examined the 200 largest cities in the United States, and judged them based on numerous criteria, among them the likelihood of a collision in each city and the average time between collisions.Cincinnati ranks No. 160 on the list, the worst ranking for the state of Ohio. Akron ranks No. 32, Dayton ranks No. 38, Toledo ranks No. 51, Cleveland ranks No. 68 and Columbus ranks No. 121.Nationally, Brownsville, Texas, ranks best, while Boston sits at the bottom of the list.To view the full study from Allstate, click here.

Cincinnatians are the worst drivers in Ohio, according to a new report from Allstate.



The insurance company hoped to define the best drivers in the nation, releasing telling details on each state’s driving habits.




The study examined the 200 largest cities in the United States, and judged them based on numerous criteria, among them the likelihood of a collision in each city and the average time between collisions.



Cincinnati ranks No. 160 on the list, the worst ranking for the state of Ohio. Akron ranks No. 32, Dayton ranks No. 38, Toledo ranks No. 51, Cleveland ranks No. 68 and Columbus ranks No. 121.



Nationally, Brownsville, Texas, ranks best, while Boston sits at the bottom of the list.



To view the full study from Allstate, click here.