Nigeria has been named among the top five of the worst cities for motorists, according to Mister Auto’s 2019 Driving Cities Index.
Nigeria placed fourth out of five countries with a total score of 43.13.
The report explores the world’s cities with the safest roads and those considered most dangerous for motorists.
Also, the report delved into multiple factors that affect motorists on a daily basis.
From infrastructure and congestion, to driver behaviour, the extensive study takes a deeper look into cities which are successfully utilising infrastructure and legislation to improve conditions for vehicle users.
The collected data from hundreds of countries worldwide showed India’s Mumbai coming in as the overall worst city for motorists.
Followed by Mongolia with a score of 20.30, India with a total of 29.99 score, Nigeria with 43.13 and Pakistan making it to the top five with a score of 51.60.
The study found that Ulaanbaatar in Mongolia had the worst problem with road rage, with a score of 99.12. It also had a death rate of 16.5 per 100,000 inhabitants.
The report also explained the road rage score was calculated by asking drivers of different ages if they had seen or experienced incidents of road rage.
Other factors in the study included the number of cars per capita, fuel costs, air quality and public transport.