WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11, 2017
The AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety’s latest American Driving Survey polled nearly 6,000 drivers around the country and found:
- More than 87% of drivers age 16 and older drove in the past year.
- Men drove 2,314 more miles than women and spend 18% more time driving.
- Seniors over age 75 drove 5,840 miles annually, while teenagers drove 7,551 miles.
- Rural drivers drove 13,029 miles annually; those in cities or towns drove 10,571 miles.
- More than 66% of total driving trips are taken by the driver alone.
- The average driver spends the equivalent of 7 40-hour work weeks behind the wheel each year.
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