Thirty-five percent of American drivers are interested in an EV as their next vehicle, down from 41% in a survey a little less than five months earlier and 49% in late 2022.

In a recent survey by Jerry, 84% of drivers said the government should spend more money on the nation’s deteriorating roads and bridges.

America’s fentanyl epidemic is spilling onto its roads and highways. The number of drivers involved in fatal accidents who tested positive for fentanyl nearly doubled from 2018 through 2021, the latest year for which data is available, despite little change in the number of tests conducted.

Higher percentages of drivers of the newest Teslas are aged 22-34, are male, married, and have advanced degrees than drivers of Teslas built in 2020-2022.

The average American household can no longer afford an average used car, according to common financial advice. That’s a single average used car—never mind two—in a country where a car is a necessity for nearly every working adult.

The costs of insuring and repairing your car rose faster than any food item at your local grocery store in 2023. In fact, those expenses have risen more than any food item over the past three years.