Guelph, Kitchener roads voted worst in Ontario's western region
York Road in Guelph (Dan Lauckner / CTV News Kitchener)
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Drivers in western Ontario voted a Guelph road as the worst to drive on in CAA's annual worst road campaign.
The area includes Waterloo Region, Wellington-Dufferin-Guelph, Brant, Huron and more.
Here are the five worst roads in the area:
- York Road - Guelph
- Colborne Street North - Simcoe
- King Street East - Kitchener
- Adelaide Street North - London
- River Road East - Kitchener
Rankings are the result of votes from the public. Nominations can be for a variety of reasons, inlacing damage, potholes, lack of appropriate signage and more.
Results for all of Ontario and other regions can be found on CAA's website.
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