Which states have the highest driver test rankings?

When it comes to taking driving tests, you don't just need to know the stoplight colors. You need to know a lot more information, and sadly many people can't drive specifically because of these tests. The score on your driving test does play a part in the way you are going to drive. And the way you are going to drive is the primary factor that will determine your auto insurance rates.

A list of the following states has the highest average driver test rankings are provided below

• Oregon - 90.6 percent on test
• Washington - 88.2 percent on test
• Vermont - 87.5 percent on test
• Idaho - 87.3 percent on test
• Montana - 87.2 percent on test
• Nebraska - 87.0 percent on test
• Kansas - 86.8 percent on test
• Iowa - 86.7 percent on test
• Wyoming - 86.2 percent on test
• Wisconsin - 86.1 percent on test
• Minnesota - 86.0 percent on test
• Alaska - 85.8 percent on test
• California - 85.6 percent on test
• Indiana - 85.2 percent on test
• Colorado - 85.2 percent on test
• Michigan - 85.1 percent on test
• North Dakota - 85.0 percent on test
• West Virginia - 84.8 percent on test
• Utah - 84.5 percent on test