The financial website WalletHub.com has ranked the safest and riskiest states for drivers' wallets and Maine is among the safest in the country.Tap here to see rankings for all 50 statesWalletHub took a look at each state based on of the percentage of uninsured drivers, level of liability insurance required and the types of other insurance required in each state, which could include insurance for medical expenses and coverage to protect people against uninsured or under-insured drivers.Top 10 safest states for drivers:T-10. Alaska, Kansas and Minnesota tied for the 10th safest state in the country. Alaska requires higher levels of liability insurance, while Kansas and Minnesota require additional personal injury protection and uninsured motorist protection.9. South Carolina: Underinsured medical and property damage coverage is required. The percentage of uninsured drivers is 7.7 percent.T-7. Massachusetts and Oregon tied for seventh safest state in the country. Massachusetts has the lowest rate of uninsured drivers at 3.9 percent. Oregon requires personal injury and underinsured coverage.6. Utah: Just under 6 percent of Utah's drivers are uninsured.T-4. New Hampshire and Maryland tied for fourth safest state in the country. Both states require additional insurance on top of the minimum liability insurance requirements.3. New York: New York has the third lowest rate of uninsured drivers at 5.3 percent. New York also requires personal injury protection and uninsured motorist bodily injury insurance.2. North Dakota: Personal injury protection is required along with uninsured motorist bodily injury insurance. North Dakota also has the fifth lowest rate of uninsured drivers.1. Maine: Maine requires higher levels of liability insurance, and 4.7 percent of the state's drivers are uninsured, which is the second lowest rate in the country.10 Riskiest States For Drivers:T-42. Nevada and Washington tied for 42nd riskiest state in the country. More than 12 percent of Nevada's drivers are uninsured, and just over 16 percent of Washington's drivers are uninsured.T-44. Alabama and Michigan tied for 44th riskiest state in the country for drivers. While Michigan requires personal injury protection, 21 percent of the state's drivers are uninsured. Nearly 20 percent of Alabama's drivers are uninsured.46. Tennessee: Other than liability insurance, no other additional coverage is required. The uninsured driver rate is 20.1 percent.T-47. California and Mississippi are tied for 47th. Neither state requires additional coverage other than liability insurance.49. New Mexico: New Mexico requires no additional coverage other than liability and 21.6 percent of drivers are uninsured.50. Oklahoma: Oklahoma has the highest rate of uninsured drivers at 25.9 percent.51. Florida: Florida has lower levels of required liability insurance, and 23.8 percent of drivers are uninsured.