The Capitals of Crash - how does your city rank?

[bmccasland]

Amazing that New Orleans isn't on the list - maybe it's because our roads are SO bad, we don't have as many accidents. You don't dare speed (except for a certain city councilwoman late for a meeting caught doing 100+ on the interstate the other day). Anyway, you don't dare speed on our streets or you'll tear up your car. Thank goodness we have the levee bike path. And on the "north shore" there's a rails-to-trails path.

[MomOnBike]

Hey, I'm right, I DO live in a good place to move around. Lincoln, NE got an A-. We are #13 on the list. Not bad.

Now to go read the article...

[sgtiger]

Seattle C+???! There always some road that is closed down because of an accident. I drive by at least one wreck per week. It makes me wonder just how much worse these other cities could be that rated lower.

[teigyr]

Heh. The site is blocked while I'm at work due to the fact it's "R Rated". Of course I shouldn't be surprised...I got blocked before looking for zombie barbie dolls (a gift for a friend) due to the fact it was obscene/tasteless.

I'll live life vicariously and read what peoples city scores are

I knew Seattle wouldn't be so great. Seattle is SO advanced in so many ways and yet so challenged in other ways.

[bike4ever]

I totally was not surprised that St. Louis received an "F". One challenge of managing a bike shop here is offering suggestions to get around the terribly mean drivers in regards to cyclists.

[snapdragen]

Huh, I didn't expect this: 10. San Jose, CA A-

[Kitsune06]

16. Portland, OR B(+? -? I forget)

[maillotpois]

Huh, I didn't expect this: 10. San Jose, CA A-

Well, and how about this:

5. San Francisco, CA A