California's driving conditions are among the worst in the nation, with recent statistics indicating it ranks 45th due to high gas prices and extreme congestion during peak traffic hours. WalletHub's latest report highlights California’s average gas price at $4.45 per gallon—significantly higher than the national average. Additionally, car insurance costs are notable, although slightly below national figures. The report emphasizes the financial strain on drivers from both fuel costs and maintenance expenses, making the state a challenging place for motorists.
California's notorious rush hour traffic and soaring gas prices have established the state as one of the worst for drivers, according to WalletHub.
WalletHub scored each state on factors that impact the affordability and quality of driving, such as auto repair shops and car washes per capita and rates of car theft and larceny.
California ranked 45th in the nation for driving, having the highest gas prices and the largest share of interstates with traffic congestion.
The state's average regular unleaded gas price was $4.45 per gallon, more than a dollar higher than the national average of $3.13.
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