5 Most Congested States in the US

2. District of Columbia 

Vehicles Per Mile: 222.44 

Despite not being a state, the District of Columbia contends with significant congestion issues, leading to financial burdens, road accidents, and strains on traffic infrastructure. According to the report, congestion costs drivers approximately $28 in delays. Certain areas like Garners Ferry Road and Fort Jackson Boulevard are identified as accident hot spots, contributing to congestion and commuter risks. Additionally, a survey highlighted a decrease in drive-alone commutes in 2020, signaling a shift towards alternative transportation modes amidst the pandemic.