Everyone is talking about the National Drivers Test by GMAC Insurance.

According to the national average, if you live in New York, you are in the state that has the lowest score in the country. What this means is that you should pull over your car and walk home.

North Carolina is in the 20th spot as compared to the rest of the nation.

I was born in New York but now live in North Carolina.

What does that say about my driving?

Will my ability go down when I am in New York later in the month?

When I am in North Carolina, should I take the test on my Blackberry as I sip a Starbucks Latte while at a light? Will this moderate the positive impact of driving in North Carolina?

How is your driving?

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