Toronto’s Eglinton Avenue East earns title of worst road in Ontario, says CAA
Crumbling pavement, potholes, traffic congestion and poor road signage were the main concerns voters raised about the road. Continue reading
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Hamilton’s Burlington Street loses top spot on CAA’s Worst Roads in Ontario list
After back-to-back years of being voted the CAA’s Worst Road in Ontario, Hamilton’s Burlington Street dropped to No. 6 on the list, while Barton Street finished fifth. Continue reading
Nova Scotia Mounties to roll out checkpoints as part of Road Safety Week
RCMP will be conducting strategic checkpoints across the province as a way to remind people that all drivers have a role to play in making roadways safe. Continue reading
Slow Down, Move Over Day encourages roadside worker safety
CAA has long advocated for the protection of roadside assistance workers through Slow Down, Move Over legislation. Continue reading
Portion of QEW between Hamilton and St. Catharines going up to 110km/h in the fall
MPP Donna Skelly says the Hamilton-St Catherines portion will run between Fruitland road to just west of Highway 406 in St. Catharines. Continue reading
Empress Street takes top ‘honours’ again as Manitoba’s worst road
The votes – which were submitted via Facebook and CAA’s website – were based on the following criteria: traffic congestion, potholes/crumbling pavement, timing of traffic lights, pedestrian/cycling safety, and poor signs or road markings. Continue reading
Regina roads top CAA Saskatchewan’s worst roads campaign list
By Taylor Braat Online Producer
13 roads in Regina, some under one listing, were ranked among worst roads in the province as part of CAA Saskatchewan’s Worst Roads campaign. Continue reading
Vote to decide CAA Saskatchewan’s top 10 worst roads list looking for contenders
Motorists, cyclists, motorcyclists, and pedestrians can nominate and vote online for the worst roads they have travelled on in Saskatchewan. Continue reading
Regina drivers struggle to obey school zone regulations: CAA safety assessment
Nearly three-in-four children are being driven to school. This can result in major congestion in school zones with an increase in vehicle traffic including school buses. Continue reading
CAA, Bike Winnipeg, seeking nominations for Manitoba’s worst roads
CAA Manitoba and Bike Winnipeg encourage road users – of all kinds – to consider their daily drive and participate in the annual Worst Roads campaign. Continue reading