Devoted to the Insurance industry and all thing related

I don’t know what’s in the water in Sioux Falls, South Dakota but it’s greatly affecting the drivers.  If you want to drive on roads that rarely have a crash then head on over to Sioux Falls and test them out.  According to the 3rd annual Allstate America’s Best Drivers Report “the average driver in Sioux Falls will experience an auto collision every 13.7 years.”

The national average for crashes is one every ten years making drivers in Sioux Falls “27 percent less likely to get into a car accident.”  Of course understand that these numbers are only based on Allstate claim data, which insures “about 12 percent of the U.S. population.”  Despite that large number I’m sure there would be a slight adjustment to the results if all drivers were taken into consideration.
I found it interesting that of the top ten safest cities to drive in Sioux Falls is the only South Dakota city while other states have two cities in the top ten.  Colorado has two cities, Fort Collins (2nd) and Colorado Springs (8th) Michigan has Flint (3rd) and Warren (4th) and Tennessee has Knoxville (6th) and Chattanooga (7th).  What happened with the rest of South Dakota?

Allstate rewarded some drivers in Sioux Falls and Flint by giving away free gas to motorists.  I’m sure all drivers in those two cities were calm while driving to get free gas.