Colorado Spring's Good for Drivers

One of the best places in the nation to be a driver, according to WalletHub, is Colorado Springs—coming in at No. 8 (Lubbock, TX, is No. 1, but that begs the question of who wants to be there). The company ranked the cities according to 21 key metrics, including average gas prices, average annual traffic delays, rates of car theft and car clubs per capita. Alas, Denver came in at No. 40, losing a lot of standing for "traffic and road conditions." A more driver-friendly area is, presumably, a better place to live and work, which is no small thing when it comes to attracting young workers and their employers. [WalletHub]

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