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These are the top 10 worst roads in Ontario

  • The results of the 2025 CAA Worst Roads campaign have been announced, with Aberdeen Avenue in Hamilton once again identified as Ontario's most problematic road for the second consecutive year.
  • In 2025, the campaign saw over 2,400 road nominations across 208 municipalities, marking a rise from the previous year’s total of 2,000 nominations spanning 145 municipalities and indicating greater public engagement.
  • Poor upkeep and severe potholes led to Aberdeen Avenue in Hamilton, along with Barton Street East in the same city and County Road 49 located in Prince Edward County, being ranked among the most deteriorated roads once again.
  • CAA reported that 84% of Ontarians cited potholes as the main reason for a road's poor ranking, while 85% supported construction inconveniences for long-term road improvements, according to Teresa Di Felice.
  • The campaign highlights areas needing urgent repairs, prompting governments to allocate budgets toward timely fixes and improved communication to reduce costly vehicle repairs on unsafe roads.
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Newswire broke the news in on Thursday, June 5, 2025.
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