[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]Insurance company Allstate has released its America's Best Drivers Report® for 2019.  The report ranks the 200 largest cities in the United States on their driving safety, measured by the average number of years between insurance claims.  42 of the largest 200 cities are in California.  None of the cities in California are better than the national average of 10.57 years between claims.  Oxnard, the safest city for drivers in California, ranked 55th out of 200 with 10.1 years between insurance claims. Los Angeles is near the bottom of the pack, ranked 195th.  On average, an Angelino will have an insurance claim every 5.8 years.  Glendale was the only city in California ranked behind L.A.  At 196th, Glendale has a claim every 5.3 years.  Other nearby Southern California cities on the list include
  • Pasadena (187th, 6.8 years)
  • Fullerton (184th, 6.9 years)
  • Anaheim (176th, 7.1 years)
  • Santa Ana (174th, 7.2 years)
  • Long Beach (171st, 7.3 years)
  • Pomona (150th, 7.9 years)
  • Corona (145th, 8.0 years)
  • Riverside (134th, 8.2 years)
  • Orange (109th, 8.8 years)
Of the 15 worst cities, Allstate also gave mention to some of the most dangerous roads in those cities.  Popular freeways made the list, including the 134 for Glendale, the 405 for Los Angeles, and the 210 for Pasadena.  If you drive one of those freeways daily, it's hard to disagree with Allstate's findings. See the full report here. The Law Offices of Scott Warmuth has been helping the victims of car accidents for 35 years.  If you have been involved in an accident, speak with a car accident lawyer today.  Call our law firm at 888-517-9888 for a free consultation.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]