A national survey of driving knowledge found that Louisiana was the 37th highest ranked state, a seven-spot jump from the year before. The state moved up in the rankings, even though motorists scored lower on the GMAC Insurance National Drivers Test. Seventy-five percent of the Louisiana drivers who took the online test passed, compared with the national average of nearly 77%. The test is based on driver’s license exams given across the United States. Idaho and Wisconsin had the most knowledgeable drivers, with nearly 81% passing the test, while New York residents scored lowest, with 70.5% passing the test. Men and drivers over 35 were most likely to pass. To take the test, click here.
Louisianans move up in ranking of driving knowledge
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