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

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

RankCityCountryScore
1CalgaryCanada100
2DubaiUAE97.87
3OttawaCanada96.6
4BernSwitzerland96.23
5El PasoUSA96.01
6VancouverCanada95.99
7GothenburgSweden95.66
8DusseldorfGermany95.36
9BaselSwitzerland95.28
10DortmundGermany95.27
11ZurichSwitzerland95.17
12EssenGermany94.95
13PerthAustralia94.69
14MalmoSweden94.14
15GrazAustria93.51
16CologneGermany93.09
17ViennaAustria92.98
18StockholmSweden92.88
19BremenGermany92.86
20DetroitUSA92.86
21OsloNorway92.44
22GenevaSwitzerland92.34
23SingaporeSingapore91.95
24StuttgartGermany91.88
25MunichGermany91.37
26FrankfurtGermany91.17
27BirminghamUK90.63
28MontrealCanada90.35
29OsakaJapan89.8
30GlasgowUK89.67
31San AntonioUSA89.63
32LiverpoolUK89.33
33ToulouseFrance88.42
34CopenhagenDenmark88.23
35OrlandoUSA87.86
36HamburgGermany87.76
37LeedsUK87.76
38PhiladelphiaUSA87.76
39AustinUSA87.38
40BostonUSA87.37
41BelfastUK87.25
42NiceFrance87.15
43ValenciaSpain87.08
44ManchesterUK86.88
45San FranciscoUSA86.82
46SeattleUSA86.41
47UtrechtNetherlands86.32
48BordeauxFrance86.25
49AucklandNew Zealand86.17
50BristolUK86.06
51TorontoCanada85.92
52BerlinGermany85.89
53SeoulSouth Korea85.46
54Las VegasUSA85.45
55TokyoJapan85.36
56AntwerpBelgium84.97
57LyonFrance83.76
58MadridSpain83.57
59PragueCzechia83.19
60San DiegoUSA82.72
61RotterdamNetherlands82.63
62MiamiUSA81.89
63Buenos AiresArgentina81.77
64BrightonUK81.47
65MarseilleFrance81.29
66BarcelonaSpain81.08
67BrisbaneAustralia81.07
68EdinburghUK81
69BrusselsBelgium80.75
70SalvadorBrazil80.3
71AmsterdamNetherlands79.72
72ParisFrance79.57
73ChicagoUSA79.46
74LisbonPortugal79.32
75TurinItaly78.87
76DublinIreland78.85
77LondonUK77.58
78Los AngelesUSA76.99
79RomeItaly75.42
80WarsawPoland74.48
81NaplesItaly74.04
82MilanItaly73.81
83MelbourneAustralia73.5
84Tel AvivIsrael72.43
85BeijingChina71.2
86SydneyAustralia70.31
87New YorkUSA69.06
88IstanbulTurkey66.74
89St. PetersburgRussia66.5
90AthensGreece66.3
91MoscowRussia65.97
92Rio de JaneiroBrazil65.38
93Mexico CityMexico64.43
94Sao PauloBrazil59.12
95BogotaColombia56.16
96KarachiPakistan51.6
97LagosNigeria43.13
98KolkataIndia29.99
99UlaanbaatarMongolia20.3
100MumbaiIndia1

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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CEOWORLD magazine - Latest - Stats Gate - Revealed: The World’s Best And WORST Cities For Drivers
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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