Revealed: The World’s Best And WORST Cities For Drivers

Sophie IrelandStats GateDecember 30, 2019

Calgary, Canada has been recognized as the best city in the world for drivers, according to Mister Auto study, while Dubai, UAE and Ottawa, Canada placed second and third, respectively.

The 2019 rankings placed Bern, Switzerland in fourth ahead of El Paso, USA into fifth; while Vancouver, Canad ranked sixth, and Gothenburg, Sweden seventh. Overall, among the top 10 best cities in the world for drivers, the eighth, ninth, and tenth positions are held by Dusseldorf, Germany; Basel, Switzerland; and Dortmund, Germany.

In order to determine the best cities to drive in a number of factors were examined, such as the number of cars per capita, traffic congestion, road and public transport quality.

The World's Best And WORST Cities For Drivers

Rank	City	Country	Score
1	Calgary	Canada	100
2	Dubai	UAE	97.87
3	Ottawa	Canada	96.6
4	Bern	Switzerland	96.23
5	El Paso	USA	96.01
6	Vancouver	Canada	95.99
7	Gothenburg	Sweden	95.66
8	Dusseldorf	Germany	95.36
9	Basel	Switzerland	95.28
10	Dortmund	Germany	95.27
11	Zurich	Switzerland	95.17
12	Essen	Germany	94.95
13	Perth	Australia	94.69
14	Malmo	Sweden	94.14
15	Graz	Austria	93.51
16	Cologne	Germany	93.09
17	Vienna	Austria	92.98
18	Stockholm	Sweden	92.88
19	Bremen	Germany	92.86
20	Detroit	USA	92.86
21	Oslo	Norway	92.44
22	Geneva	Switzerland	92.34
23	Singapore	Singapore	91.95
24	Stuttgart	Germany	91.88
25	Munich	Germany	91.37
26	Frankfurt	Germany	91.17
27	Birmingham	UK	90.63
28	Montreal	Canada	90.35
29	Osaka	Japan	89.8
30	Glasgow	UK	89.67
31	San Antonio	USA	89.63
32	Liverpool	UK	89.33
33	Toulouse	France	88.42
34	Copenhagen	Denmark	88.23
35	Orlando	USA	87.86
36	Hamburg	Germany	87.76
37	Leeds	UK	87.76
38	Philadelphia	USA	87.76
39	Austin	USA	87.38
40	Boston	USA	87.37
41	Belfast	UK	87.25
42	Nice	France	87.15
43	Valencia	Spain	87.08
44	Manchester	UK	86.88
45	San Francisco	USA	86.82
46	Seattle	USA	86.41
47	Utrecht	Netherlands	86.32
48	Bordeaux	France	86.25
49	Auckland	New Zealand	86.17
50	Bristol	UK	86.06
51	Toronto	Canada	85.92
52	Berlin	Germany	85.89
53	Seoul	South Korea	85.46
54	Las Vegas	USA	85.45
55	Tokyo	Japan	85.36
56	Antwerp	Belgium	84.97
57	Lyon	France	83.76
58	Madrid	Spain	83.57
59	Prague	Czechia	83.19
60	San Diego	USA	82.72
61	Rotterdam	Netherlands	82.63
62	Miami	USA	81.89
63	Buenos Aires	Argentina	81.77
64	Brighton	UK	81.47
65	Marseille	France	81.29
66	Barcelona	Spain	81.08
67	Brisbane	Australia	81.07
68	Edinburgh	UK	81
69	Brussels	Belgium	80.75
70	Salvador	Brazil	80.3
71	Amsterdam	Netherlands	79.72
72	Paris	France	79.57
73	Chicago	USA	79.46
74	Lisbon	Portugal	79.32
75	Turin	Italy	78.87
76	Dublin	Ireland	78.85
77	London	UK	77.58
78	Los Angeles	USA	76.99
79	Rome	Italy	75.42
80	Warsaw	Poland	74.48
81	Naples	Italy	74.04
82	Milan	Italy	73.81
83	Melbourne	Australia	73.5
84	Tel Aviv	Israel	72.43
85	Beijing	China	71.2
86	Sydney	Australia	70.31
87	New York	USA	69.06
88	Istanbul	Turkey	66.74
89	St. Petersburg	Russia	66.5
90	Athens	Greece	66.3
91	Moscow	Russia	65.97
92	Rio de Janeiro	Brazil	65.38
93	Mexico City	Mexico	64.43
94	Sao Paulo	Brazil	59.12
95	Bogota	Colombia	56.16
96	Karachi	Pakistan	51.6
97	Lagos	Nigeria	43.13
98	Kolkata	India	29.99
99	Ulaanbaatar	Mongolia	20.3
100	Mumbai	India	1

It’s a completely different situation if you live in Mumbai, which ranks as the worst city for driving in the entire world. Though regular commuters in the city might be surprised by such a low ranking among 100 cities from around the globe that were tested. Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia) is second, followed by Kolkata in India.

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Sophie Ireland

Sophie is currently serving as a Senior Economist at CEOWORLD magazine's Global Unit. She started her career as a Young Professional at CEOWORLD magazine in 2010 and has since worked as an economist in three different regions, namely Latin America and the Caribbean, Africa, East Asia, and the Pacific. Her research interests primarily revolve around the topics of economic growth, labor policy, migration, inequality, and demographics. In her current role, she is responsible for monitoring macroeconomic conditions and working on subjects related to macroeconomics, fiscal policy, international trade, and finance. Prior to this, she worked with multiple local and global financial institutions, gaining extensive experience in the fields of economic research and financial analysis.

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