Been saying it for years and now the stats prove me right.

Sorry Texas, Pretty Much Every Major City Can't Drive

As someone who did not grow up in Texas...you guys don't know how to drive down here. I am talking like simple rules of the road you should have learned when you got your driver's license. Thanks to Forbes, I can now prove it.

Texas Cities With the Most Dangerous Drivers

Forbes ranked the cities based on the following statistics.

• Fatal Car Accidents Involving Drunk Driver
• Fatal Accidents Where Someone Was Speeding
• Finally Just a Fatal Accident

The Six Texas Cities That Have the Most Dangerous Drivers

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Austin, Texas (24th Most Dangerous City to Drive In, 6th in Texas)

Houston, Texas (23rd Most Dangerous City to Drive In, 5th in Texas)

El Paso, Texas (20th Most Dangerous City to Drive In, 4th in Texas)

San Antonio, Texas (12th Most Dangerous City to Drive In, 3rd in Texas)

Fort Worth, Texas (9th Most Dangerous City to Drive In, 2nd in Texas)

Dallas, Texas (6th Most Dangerous City To Drive In, 1st in Texas)

If you're curious about the stats behind the rankings. You can check out the numbers from Forbes here. I will put the top 25 most dangerous cities to drive in below.

Top 25 Most Dangerous Cities to Drive In America

1. Albuquerque, New Mexico
2. Memphis, Tennessee
3. Detroit, Michigan
4. Tucson, Arizona
5. Kansas City, Missouri
6. Dallas, Texas
7. Louisville, Kentucky
8. Phoenix, Arizona
9. Fort Worth, Texas
10. Tampa, Florida
11. Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
12. San Antonio, Texas
13. Tulsa, Oklahoma
14. Jacksonville, Florida
15. Charlotte, North Carolina
16. Atlanta, Georgia
17. Nashville, Tennessee
18. Wichita, Kansas
19. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
20. El Paso, Texas
21. Indianapolis, Indiana
22. Fresno, California
23. Houston, Texas
24. Austin, Texas
25. Bakersfield, California