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In each state, there’s always that one particular city whose drivers are notorious for their rude behavior.

In these states, car owners can drive easy knowing they’re spending less on their vehicles compared to the rest of the nation.

After deciding when to retire, deciding where to retire is the next step on the list.

This year, these twenty cities are seeing unprecedented demand on their housing markets compared to the rest of the nation.

Accidents happen, but the drivers of certain cars seem to have these slip-ups more often than others.

Staying at home has never been more of a priority, and many Americans are eager to invest in a new nest.

Do drivers of certain cars feel more entitled than others to behave rudely on the roads?

Despite reductions in driving early on in the pandemic, driving levels have returned to normal across the country and rude drivers are back on the roads in full force.

Rude drivers are everywhere, but which states are home to the worst of them all?

Drivers in these states are the most prone to getting behind the wheel while inebriated — and getting caught for it.

Which vehicles have Americans loved to drive the most this year?

As colleges scramble to prepare for a safe school year in the midst of the pandemic, are they prepared to enforce safe social distancing among their students?