Rhode Island has the United States' worst roads - here's how other states rank

12. Connecticut

11. Wisconsin

• % of roads in poor condition: 29
• Cost per motorist: $736
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 6
• % of spending on road repairs: 39

10. New Mexico

• % of roads in poor condition: 31
• Cost per motorist: $768
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 6
• % of spending on road repairs:39

9. Louisiana

• % of roads in poor condition: 25
• Cost per motorist: $624
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 14
• % of spending on road repairs: 22

8. Missouri

• % of roads in poor condition: 23
• Cost per motorist: $699
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 12
• % of spending on road repairs: 20

7. California

• % of roads in poor condition: 45
• Cost per motorist: $862
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 6
• % of spending on road repairs: 35

6. New Jersey

• % of roads in poor condition: 34
• Cost per motorist: $703
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 8
• % of spending on road repairs: 57

5. Pennsylvania

• % of roads in poor condition: 30
• Cost per motorist: $610
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 18
• % of spending on road repairs: 22

4. Mississippi

• % of roads in poor condition: 30
• Cost per motorist: $820
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 11
• % of spending on road repairs: 4

3. West Virginia

• % of roads in poor condition: 31
• Cost per motorist: 723
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 18
• % of spending on road repairs: 19

2. Oklahoma

• % of roads in poor condition: 33
• Cost per motorist: $900
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 14
• % of spending on road repairs: 27

1. Rhode Island

• % of roads in poor condition: 53
• Cost per motorist: $823
• % of bridges that are structurally deficient: 23
• % of spending on road repairs: 2