Top 10 Angriest cities in the U.S., find your city

[ZTAngel]

Originally Posted by ShaedyKD

Orlando is number one because every single road is perpetually closed down to one lane due to construction and there are a zillion tourists on those roads who don't know where they're going. And that's during the summer months. During the winter months, you have the snowbirds who know where they're going, but they can't see over the steering wheel, and drive like 14 mph on the interstate, where the speed limit is 70.

Haha. So true. Also, every highway is a toll road. There's a toll plaza every 3 miles or so and this backs traffic up onto the surface streets.

[DeltAlum]

Where is Denver. The link took me to numbers 51-100.

houston is #17, i knew it had to be up here with all the traffic and construction

[DeltAlum]

Denver is 26 and Aurora is 42.

Must be because of the "T-REX" freeway and Light Rail project which, thankfully, is about to be completed after six years.

While I'm pretty impressed with the way the construction company handled it, it was still a mess for traffic.

Otherwise, just take a look at the mountains and 300+ days of sunshine yearly and it's hard to stay that angry.

[_Opi_]

Originally Posted by GAC3710

In order:

#3 Detroit, MI

lol. This is true.

[33girl]

Wilmington? They have no tax on CDs. What have they got to be angry about?

[KillarneyRose]

Originally Posted by 33girl

Wilmington? They have no tax on CDs. What have they got to be angry about?

You'd think not having to pay sales tax would make people happy, but, yeah, the folks in Wilmington are pretty nasty.

Not as nasty as those in Dover, Delaware (think the cast of HeeHaw turned mean), but nasty nonetheless.