American Drivers Happy, But Would Welcome Improvements

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Americans generally believe their cities are drivable.  The Hartford 2009 Drivability Survey, Base: National drivers, n=802. (Graphic: Business Wire)
Americans generally believe their cities are drivable. The Hartford 2009 Drivability Survey, Base: National drivers, n=802. (Graphic: Business Wire)

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Americans generally believe their cities are drivable.  The Hartford 2009 Drivability Survey, Base: National drivers, n=802. (Graphic: Business Wire)
Americans generally believe their cities are drivable.  The Hartford 2009 Drivability Survey, Base: National drivers, n=802. (Graphic: Business Wire)Graphic

Americans generally believe their cities are drivable. The Hartford 2009 Drivability Survey, Base: National drivers, n=802. (Graphic: Business Wire)

Americans think their city officials do a good job keeping roads in repair. The Hartford 2009 Drivability Survey, Base: National drivers, n=802. (Graphic: Business Wire)

Americans think their city officials do a good job keeping roads in repair. The Hartford 2009 Drivability Survey, Base: National drivers, n=802. (Graphic: Business Wire)

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The top 5 famous cars chosen by drivers to make driving easier, faster, and more fun. The Hartford 2009 Drivability Survey, Base: National drivers, n=802. (Graphic: Business Wire)

The top 5 famous cars chosen by drivers to make driving easier, faster, and more fun. The Hartford 2009 Drivability Survey, Base: National drivers, n=802. (Graphic: Business Wire)

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