New Studies Suggest Wyoming and Montana Are Not Good In Terms Of Teen Drivers And Job Resignation

Because of Wyoming’s and Montana’s low population numbers, both states did not look good in two new studies conducted by WalletHub.

The 2 states ranked in the bottom 2 in the US for teen drivers, and in the top 3 for having the highest job resignation rate in the last month and the last 12 months combined.

For the teen driver study, a number of factors were considered such as teen driver fatality rate, teen DUI’s, quality of roads, average cost of car repairs, average cost of gas, and premium increase after adding a teen driver to a parent’s auto-insurance policy.

Montana’s numbers were worse than Wyoming’s.

In the job resignation study, both states had a 4% resignation rate in the last month.

For the last 12 months, Wyoming’s resignation rate was at 3.66%, while Montana’s was at 3.69%.

The only state that had higher resignation rate numbers was Alaska.

Click here to see the teen driver study

Click here to see the job resignation study