Cracked pavement, unpaved shoulders and monstrous potholes are some of the reasons why a local street might make the CAA Worst Roads list.
Thousands have voted and the results are in with Barton Street East in Hamilton taking top spot.
Assistant Vice-President for South Central Ontario, Teresa Di Felice, says crumbling infrastructure is always a factor for people voicing their displeasure, but there are some other things considered.
Di Felice adds bad infrastructure is far from just a ‘big city’ issue.
This year the list has been verified by the Residential and Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario.
Overall, County Road 49 in Prince Edward County came in third place. Taking a closer look at Eastern Ontario, County Rd 49 comes in first, followed by PEC’s Barker Street, Queen Street in Kingston, and Bridge Street West in Belleville.
Written by Jordan Mercier
