This MT Highway Is Actually One Of The Most Loathed In America

Montana has some of the most scenic highways in America.

The "Going To The Sun Road" alone is constantly topping lists for best drives in America.

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Sadly we also have one stretch of highway that it seems most American's truly hate driving on.

Recently the car dealership Gunther Volvo Cars in Daytona Beach, Florida surveyed 3,000 drivers asking them what road they despised driving on the most.

They then compiled a list of the 100 most hated highways Americans loathe driving on, and there was one in Montana that made the list.

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U.S. Route 93 In Montana

Coming in ranked number 82 is US Route 93 which runs all the way from the Idaho border in the south to the Canadian border in the north.

Here's what Gunther Volvo Cars and those that responded to the survey had to say about Highway 93:

This major north-south route, especially near tourist areas like Kalispell and Missoula, can have increased traffic during peak seasons.

It's true, during the tourist season it's can get pretty log jammed as drivers make their way from Yellowstone National Park to Glacier National Park.

However, it's no Sunday drive even without tourists as Montana residents have issues with this highway as well.

You can find "Pray For Me, I Drive 93" bumper stickers sold on eBay and there is even a song on Spotify about it as well.

This road also definitely adds to the fact that Montana is one of the most dangerous states to drive in, see where we rank in the gallery below. 👇