CLARKSBURG, W.Va. (WBOY) – A new study from WalletHub has found that West Virginia fits right in the middle of the worst and best states to drive in the nation. To achieve their results, WalletHub compared all 50 states across 4 different dimensions made up of 31 key “indicators of a positive commute.” These dimensions were Cost of Ownership & Maintenance, Traffic & Infrastructure, Safety and Access to Vehicles & Maintenance. According to their findings, West Virginia ranks 25th in the nation. The mountain state’s best metrics were Cost of Ownership & Maintenance and Traffic & Infrastructure, while its worst metrics were Safety and Access to Vehicles & Maintenance. Here’s…