Ranking U.S. States from Least to Most Rude

Known for its historical landmarks and vibrant cities, Pennsylvania balances warmth with a touch of impatience. The state has a tipping rate of 16.7%, and 2% of drivers are considered rude, particularly in urban hubs like Philadelphia.

Residents in the city often exhibit a no-nonsense attitude, which outsiders can misinterpret as unfriendliness. On the other hand, rural areas and smaller towns tend to reflect a more traditional, welcoming Pennsylvania vibe. The state’s rich history and diverse population contribute to its unique mix of hospitality and brusqueness, depending on where you are.