What state is most lenient on speeding?

Texas
Texas proved to be the most lenient state in the country when it comes to policing those driving violations. Delaware is the most strict when it comes to driving offenses.

What states are strictest about speeding?

The strictest states are, in order from most to least: Delaware, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and California. The most lenient states, again from most to least? Texas, Mississippi, Oklahoma, New Jersey, and Nebraska.

What state has the strictest traffic laws?

States with strictest driving laws

What state has the least speeding tickets?

West Virginia
West Virginia was the state least likely to give a ticket, issuing one per 154.88 residents. Michigan (143.67), North Dakota (143.18), Illinois (110.78), and Alabama (102.93) were the next least likely.

What is the fastest speeding ticket in the US?

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Which states are the most lenient?

Overall, the five strictest states are Delaware, Colorado, Arizona, New Mexico, and California, while the five most lenient states are Nebraska, New Jersey, Oklahoma, Mississippi, and Texas.

What state has the best car scene?

Here are the ten states that ranked best for their automotive enthusiasm:

• South Dakota.
• Nebraska.
• Vermont.
• Wyoming.
• (tie) Maine.
• (tie) North Dakota.
• Montana.
• New Hampshire.

What states have the worst speed traps?

The 5 Absolute Worst States To Get a Ticket

• Steepest Fines: Georgia.
• Most Speed Traps: Texas.
• Most Speed Traps Per 1,000 Miles: Hawaii.
• Worst State For Fighting a Parking Ticket: Massachusetts.
• Most Unfair Tickets Written: Washington, DC.

What State issues the most traffic citations?

States With the Most Speeding Tickets

• Idaho. Percentage of drivers with a speeding ticket: 14.65\%
• Colorado. Percentage of drivers with a speeding ticket: 14.75\%
• Hawaii. Percentage of drivers with a speeding ticket: 15.1\%
• Wyoming. Percentage of drivers with a speeding ticket: 15.36\%
• Wisconsin.
• North Dakota.
• South Carolina.
• Ohio.