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Did you see who the worst drivers are, according to insurance.com?

1. Attorney/Judge
2. Financial professionals
3. Government worker
4. Bartender or Waiter
5. Business Professionals
6. Dog Groomer
7. Marketing/Advertising professionals
8. Barber/Stylist
9. Coach
10. Nurse

According to the survey, 44% of lawyers and judges acknowledged prior accidents on their online auto insurance application. Doesn’t sound like a scientific survey to me. Maybe judges and lawyers are just more honest than other professions??

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