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Colorado Ranked 3rd Worst State for Road Rage, Study Finds

Katie Baylett 0

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo. — A new study by Consumer Affairs ranks Colorado as the third-worst state in the U.S. for road rage and aggressive driving.

The study evaluated all 50 states and Washington, D.C., across six categories:

  • Traffic incidents involving gun violence

  • Fatal crashes linked to aggressive or careless driving

  • Total fatalities involving aggressive or careless driving

  • Percentage of accidents involving aggressive or careless driving

  • Percentage of traffic fatalities related to such driving behavior

  • Aggressive or careless driving and speeding violations

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According to the report, Colorado drivers receive 1.81 violations per 100,000 residents, which is over eight times the national average.

Top 10 States With the Most Aggressive Drivers

  1. Louisiana

  2. New Mexico

  3. Colorado

  4. Arkansas

  5. Montana

  6. New Jersey

  7. North Carolina

  8. Hawaii

  9. Nevada

  10. Florida

Colorado has moved up from 4th place in 2024 to 3rd in 2025, reflecting a troubling rise in aggressive driving behavior on the state’s roads.

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