NORTH CAROLINA -- Think your city or town has bad drivers? You might want to check out a recently published list ranking the best and worst places for driving in NC.

• On the list of worst cities for driving in NC, Clemmons ranked first, Huntersville second, and Statesville as third
• As for who the best cities were, Morrisville came out on top, with Wilson second, and Cornelius in third
• For a complete look at the list, including where major cities such as Charlotte, Raleigh, and Greensboro show up, click here 

According to QuoteWizard, who published the lists, North Carolina ranked 18th in their 2018 study of the best and worst drivers in the country.

After analyzing over 80,000 insurance quotes from North Carolina drivers, QuoteWizard ranked the cities by the highest rate of accidents, speeding tickets, DUIs, and citations.

On the list of worst cities for driving in NC, Clemmons ranked first, Huntersville second, and Statesville as third.

So, what makes Clemmons the worst city for driving? I-40 leads to a lot of road traffic, which increases the number of incidents in the city. According to QuoteWizard, Forsyth County accounted for 42 road fatalities, 11.16 per 100,000 residents, in 2017.

As for who the best cities were, Morrisville came out on top, with Wilson second, and Cornelius in third.

Morrisville's high ranking stems from its low number of incidents and fatalities.

For a complete look at the list, including where major cities such as Charlotte, Raleigh, and Greensboro show up, click here.