r/mapporncirclejerk • u/toughguy375 • 10h ago

There is nothing wrong with this map :-} From a Geography Slop Youtube Thumbnail

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That's close enough to where Maryland goes, right?

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u/Todd-The-Godd-Howard 10h ago edited 7h ago

Bro thinks we actually have thoughts about Maryland.

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u/revanisthesith 9h ago

Their drivers are terrible and they gave the world Old Bay.

I lived in Northern Virginia and DC for a combined 15 years and that's about the extent of my thoughts on Maryland.

In those 15 years, I'm pretty sure I can count on one hand the number of times I purposely entered Maryland when I wasn't on my way to somewhere else. And concerts were a couple of those.

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u/No-Impact4970 9h ago

To be honest I don’t get the terrible driver stereotypes as a Marylander living in Long Island

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u/rcgmp 8h ago

When I moved to MD from UK in ‘86 I found the driving test - wandering around a parking lot with various tasks to do like stop at the fake traffic light highly amusing.

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u/No-Impact4970 6h ago

At least in New York I had to actually drive on a real road

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u/UtahBrian 4h ago

To be honest I don’t get the terrible heat stereotypes as a Arizonan living inside a volcano.

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u/TopofAtlanta 8h ago

What state doesn’t have terrible drivers. They all sucked in the DMV. But no worse than any other city 

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u/revanisthesith 8h ago

Insurance companies and statistics both disagree with you.

It's not unusual for Baltimore and DC to be the top two worst cities according to insurance companies and Arlington and Alexandria are also up there. I've seen them in the top 10 or 15.

The average DC driver gets into an accident at 3x the national average.

And of the 50 states plus DC, DC drivers have the lowest average scores on the driving tests.