A recent global ranking has named the United States as the country with the worst drivers in the world in 2025, according to a report shared by data platform StatiSense, citing The Travel.

The list, which highlights 20 countries, evaluates driver behavior, road safety, traffic law adherence, and accident rates.

The ranking points to a mix of developed and developing countries, showing that traffic issues and unsafe driving are a global challenge, not restricted by economic status. Analysts say factors like aggressive driving, over-speeding, distracted driving, poor road infrastructure, and lack of enforcement contribute to the poor ratings.

Surprisingly, Nigeria ranks 13th on the list, a position that reinforces growing concerns over poor driving habits, disregard for traffic laws, and increasing road accidents across the country.

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In Nigeria, road safety advocates have long called for stricter penalties for traffic violations, better driver education, and investment in modern road infrastructure to reduce accidents and fatalities.

The Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) recently reported a rise in fatal road crashes, mostly attributed to human error, mechanical failure, and poor compliance with traffic regulations.

As global travel and transportation continue to evolve, experts are urging countries to prioritize road safety policies to reduce the human and economic cost of dangerous driving.

Here top 20 Countries with the worst drivers in 2025

1. United States

2. Turkey

3. Brazil

4. Philippines

5. Romania

6. Iran

7.Mozambique

8. Ghana

9. Indonesia

10. Libya

11. Liberia

12. Mexico

13. Nigeria

14. Malawi

15. Thailand

16. Russia

17. India

18. China

19. Saudi Arabia

20. Egypt