CAA’s annual worst roads campaign begins
Posted Apr 10, 2017 07:25:46 AM.
Last Updated Apr 10, 2017 10:58:40 AM.
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The Canadian Automobile Association wants to know which roads are the worst in Ottawa, and across the province.
Over the next four weeks, you can vote for the road you think is most in need of repair or redesign on the CAA’s website.
CAA will compile the long list of roads from across the province and present the top ten to local and provincial governments in effort to get the roads fixed.
In Ottawa, Carling Avenue was ranked number five on the 2015 list, number seven on the 2014 list, and nine in 2013.
There were no Ottawa roads on the provincial list in 2016.
Ontario’s top 10 worst roads for 2016:
1. County Road 49, Prince Edward County
2. Algonquin Blvd. W., Timmins
3. Balmoral St., Thunder Bay
4. Algonquin Blvd. E., Timmins
5. Queenston St., St. Catharines
6. Burlington St. E., Hamilton
7. Lorne St., Sudbury
8. Bayview Ave, Toronto
9. Dufferin St., Toronto
10. Riverside Dr., Timmins and Water St., Thunder Bay (tied for 10th)
Ottawa’s worst roads for 2016:
1. Carling Avenue
2. St. Joseph Boulevard
3. Renaud Road
4. Main Street
5. Hunt Club Road
Ontario’s top 10 worst roads for 2015:
1. Algonquin Boulevard West, Timmins
2. Algonquin Boulevard East, Timmins
3. Dufferin Street, Toronto
4. Highway 144, Greater Sudbury
5. Carling Avenue, Ottawa
6. Radical Road, Port Dover
7. Burlington Street East, Hamilton
8. Riverside Drive, Timmins
9. Dominion Road, Fort Erie
10. Bayview Avenue, Toronto
Worst roads in Ottawa in 2015:
1. Carling Avenue
2. Ramsayville Road
3. Main Street
4. Bank Street
5. West Hunt Club Road
Click here to cast your vote for the worst road.
