We've got a new list here that ranked all 50 states from the best place to drive to the worst.  And no, it's not a 50-way tie for last place.

The rankings are based on 31 different factors, including:  Gas and insurance prices . . . traffic . . . weather . . . road quality . . . commute times . . . accident rates . . . and stuff like car washes and parking lots per capita.

The 10 best states for driving are:  Vermont . . . Iowa . . . Kansas . . . Nebraska . . . Indiana . . . Florida . . . Alabama . . . Tennessee . . . North Carolina . . . and Minnesota.

And the 10 worst are:  Hawaii . . . Washington . . . Montana . . . California . . . Maryland . . . Colorado . . . Missouri . . . New Hampshire . . . Nevada . . . and Pennsylvania.