(Trenton, NJ) – Teen drivers in the Garden state are the best in the nation. According to new research from Consumer Affairs, New Jersey ranks last in a study of states with the worst teen drivers. The study is based on data from fatal car crashes with drivers ages 15 to 19, involving reckless driving such as speeding, or driving under the influence. As far as the state with the worst teen drivers – Montana takes the top spot. Meanwhile, in the rest of the tri state region, New York ranks 47th for worst teen drivers and Connecticut sits right in the middle at the 25th spot.
