We suppose that means you’ll have to re-take the test

Men’s Health Magazine tabulated the rate of fatal crashes; the percentage of fatalities involving alcohol, speeding, or hit and run; and the rate of seatbelt use (National Highway Traffic Safety Administration). Then they factored in the average number of years between accidents (Allstate) and laws on cellphone use while driving (Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, and city governments).

C’mon Pittsburgh, even Cleveland got a C-

The worst: St Louis, MO

The best: St Paul, MN

To see the grades from the 100 biggest US Cities, see Men’s Health

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