PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – If you’ve ever driven to, through, or in Philadelphia, you know it can sometimes be a hassle.
According to a new study, the hassle is the worst of any big city in the United States.
Wallet Hub, a personal finance company, came up with four categories. These include costs, including maintenance, traffic and road conditions, safety, and access to mechanics.
Philly scored poorly in both costs and access to mechanics, and among the absolute worst in traffic and roads, and safety.
The best big cities to drive in are Scottsdale, Arizona, Boise, Idaho, and Fort Wayne, Indiana.
Pennsylvania’s second-biggest city, Pittsburgh, ranks 62nd.
Two cities in New Jersey, including Newark and Jersey City, are back-to-back at 87 and 88.
Then there is Philly, at 100 out of 100.