A new survey ranked New Yorkers as some of the most courteous drivers in the nation, but another also rated New York City as the sixth-worst city to drive in.

WalletHub's "2022's Best and Worst Cities to Drive in" compared the 100 largest cities across 30 key metrics, including average gas prices, annual hours in traffic congestion and auto repair shops.

With No. 1 being the best ranked city, here's how New York City rated in other categories:

60th – Annual Hours Spent in Congestion per Auto Commuter

52nd – Accident Likelihood in City vs. National Avg.

98th – Auto-Repair Shops per Capita

63rd – Avg. Gas Prices

94th – Auto-Maintenance Costs

78th – Avg. Parking Rates

Raleigh, NC, Plano, TX and Corpus Christi, TX came in in the top three spots. Oakland, CA, Detroit, MI and Philadelphia, PA ranked last in the survey.

While New York may be hard to drive in, it ranked No. 1 as the best state for teen drivers.