Study: Utah is not one of the most driver-friendly states

(KUTV) — Utah seems to be pretty "OK" when it comes to driving.

The Beehive state is not the worst, but certainly not the most driver-friendly place, according to a new Wallet Hub study.

The results show Utah ranked No. 30 on the list, leaning more toward being among one of the worst states to drive in.

Hawaii, Rhode Island and Washington are the worst states to drive in.

Iowa, Tennessee and North Carolina came out on top as some of the best, according to the results.

KUTV 2News did not commission or participate in this study and could not verify its results or findings.

The results of this study were based on cost of ownership and maintenance, traffic and infrastructure, safety and access to vehicles and maintenance.

List of the worst states to drive in:

1. Hawaii
2. Rhode Island
3. Washington
4. California
5. Colorado
6. Maryland
7. West Virginia
8. New Jersey
9. Alaska
10. Montana
11. Connecticut
12. Wyoming
13. New Hampshire
14. Nevada
15. Vermont
16. Massachusetts
17. Delaware
18. Pennsylvania
19. Michigan
20. Arizona
21. Utah

List of the best states to drive in:

1. Iowa
2. Tennessee
3. North Carolina
4. Texas
5. Nebraska
6. Georgia
7. Virginia
8. Indiana
9. Arkansas
10. Alabama
11. Kansas
12. Kentucky
13. Illinois
14. Wisconsin
15. Florida
16. Oregon
17. Idaho
18. Louisiana
19. New York
20. Oklahoma
21. Mississippi