Special Report
The Best Thing About Every State
September 16, 2020 8:07 am
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Oklahoma
Best thing: Low excessive drinking rate
About 14.1% of adults in Oklahoma report excessive drinking, the fifth lowest rate in the country and compared to a national average of 19.0%.
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Oregon
Best thing: Commuters bicycle to work
Workers in Oregon are more likely to bike to work than those in any other state. About 2.0% do, the highest share in the country. For reference, just 0.5% of workers nationwide commute by bicycle.
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Pennsylvania
Best thing: Cheesesteak
Debate rages on about who makes the best Philly cheesesteak, but the sandwich is popular enough to be made all across the country.
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Rhode Island
Best thing: 94.9% of residents have access to places for physical activity
Rhode Island residents are more likely than Americans in all but one other state to live in close proximity to places like parks or recreation centers.
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South Carolina
Best thing: Charleston has the best weather
Tourists are beguiled by the antebellum charms of Charleston, which ranks as the U.S. city with the best weather.
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