FORT COLLINS, Colo.—Fort Collins Mayor Doug Hutchinson is giving credit to residents for the city’s No. 1 spot in a major insurance company’s ranking of the country’s “safest driving city.”
The Allstate Insurance Co. released its ranking Thursday of the country’s 200 largest cities based on the frequency of car collisions. Its report says the average driver in Fort Collins will experience a collision every 14.5 years, about 31 percent less likely than the national average.
Hutchinson says the city’s top ranking is the result of people taking responsibility for keeping the streets safe.
The report ranks Colorado Springs as the fourth-safest city with the average driver involved in a collision every 12.5 years. Denver was 45th with a collision every 10.5 years.
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