New Study Reveals How Safe New Jersey Is for Winter Driving

It’s the time of year in New Jersey for the bad weather. It’s also the time for bad driving. So, how dangerous is it to drive in the winter in the Garden State?

How Dangerous Is Winter Driving In New Jersey?

Any New Jersey driver knows that getting around our state any time of the year can be a challenge, and in the slippery winter, it can be downright dangerous.

Exactly how dangerous is it? A study was done, and if you're a frequent New Jersey driver, the results might surprise you.

According to recent data, New Jersey is among the country’s safest states for winter driving. I told you you’d be surprised.

New Jersey’s Safety Ranking For Winter Driving

According to Money Geek, New Jersey is the 40th most dangerous state for winter driving. That puts us among the safest states for winter driving in America.

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Fortunately, the data reveal that the Garden State has a low mortality rate for winter driving, and that is good news for all of us.

The most unsafe state in the nation for winter driving is Michigan, with a fatality rate almost 7 times as high as New Jersey's.

Which State Is The Safest For Winter Driving?

If you want to drive in the safest state for winter driving, you should head to Nevada, where the fatality rate is one-third that of New Jersey.

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Overall, we can breathe a sigh of relief about New Jersey's ranking, but it doesn't mean we can relax during the winter on the roads. Stay vigilant, and stay safe.