Ontarians had their chance to vote for their most hated roads in the province through the Canadian Automobile Association’s (CAA) annual Worst Roads campaign, and the results are in.

For a second year in a row, Aberdeen Avenue in Hamilton has been named the worst road in Ontario, among the 2,400 roads that were nominated for the campaign.

Following closely in second and third place were Barton Street East, also in Hamilton, and County Road 49 in Prince Edward County.

The campaign gives drivers a chance to call out the roads they believe are in the worst shape, from potholes and cracked pavement to congestion and constant lane closures.

“Timely repairs, better communication, quick fixes, pothole funds, and using recycled aggregates are just some solutions to fix unsafe roads,” said

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