Roads in the United States so it is not safe. This statement is the conclusion of the GMAC Insurance National Drivers Test in 2010. Unexpectedly, carrying 38 million driver’s license owners (one of five owners of driver’s license) can not follow the written exam in one day.

The driver seemed forgot by some regulations of driving since last year. The danger, the decline in national average to 76.2 percent from 76.6 percent recorded last year. Even 85 percent did not choose the correct answer when asked what action is done to the vehicle (while waiting) when the lights are already beginning to show yellow.

From the regional analysis, it was revealed that the driver of the northeastern part pocketing the lowest score in test (74.9 percent). Instead, the driver of the Midwest just the average value of the test the highest (77.5 percent) and the lowest failure rate (11.9 percent).

The results also reveal that men outperform women with a ratio 78.1 per cent (men) and 74.4 per cent (women). Was failing, 24 percent of men, women 18.1 percent.

“Given that the overall average of the lowest test results last year, very scary. Americans need to make safety driving a priority and be aware of traffic rules at all times,” said Wade Bontrager, senior vice president of GMAC Insurance.

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