Love Driving? You'll Feel Right at Home in These US Cities

Whether you walk, take public transit, or take a seat behind the wheel to get to school, work, or other activities may depend on where you live—but among the 50 most populated metropolitan areas in the US, people are driving the most every day in Raleigh, North Carolina, with 38.1 miles listed as the average last fall, reports Axios. That's according to stats from mobility analytics firm Replica, which looked at the daily per capita vehicle miles traveled, or VMTs, registered by adult drivers on private trips, though the figures do include taxis and ride-hailing vehicles. Here, the 10 cities where people drive the most, and the least, along with their daily weekday VMT:

Cities that drive the most

1. Raleigh, North Carolina; 38.1 miles
2. Birmingham-Hoover, Alabama; 36.1 miles
3. Jacksonville, Florida; 36 miles
4. Nashville, Tennessee; 35.5 miles
5. Charlotte, North Carolina; 35.5 miles
6. Richmond, Virginia; 35.5 miles
7. Memphis, Tennessee; 35.2 miles
8. Atlanta; 33.6 miles
9. St. Louis; 32.7 miles
10. Oklahoma City; 32.5 miles

Cities that drive the least

41. Los Angeles; 24.2 miles
42. Miami; 23.7 miles
43. Las Vegas; 23.6 miles
44. Portland, Oregon; 23.3 miles
45. Seattle; 22.9 miles
46. Boston; 22.8 miles
47. Chicago; 21.8 miles
48. San Francisco-Oakland, California; 21.7 miles
49. Philadelphia; 21.1 miles
50. New York; 14.4 miles

See how other cities fared here. (This state has the most aggressive drivers.)