The American Society of Civil Engineers conducted a study that found Connecticut had 57% of its roads in poor condition, which was the highest out of every other state.
New Jersey had the fifth highest percentage of poor roads in the nation with 38%.
New York came in with the ninth highest at 28% of its roads in bad condition.
The study also found that 1 out of every 5 miles of highway roads are in poor condition, which isn't a good figure considering that last year, U.S. roads carried vehicles over 3 trillion miles.
Here's the complete list of the top 10 U.S. states with the highest share of roads in poor condition:
Connecticut (57%)
Rhode Island (54%)
California (50%)
Hawaii (39%)
New Jersey (38%)
Pennsylvania (32%)
Washington (31%)
Mississippi (28%)
New York (28%)
Wisconsin (27%)