Six of the top 10 worst roads in Atlantic Canada are in Nova Scotia.
Over 5,000 people voted during the month of April in the Canadian Automobile Association’s fifth annual campaign.
Spokesperson Gary Howard says many Nova Scotians have spoken.
“The Nova Scotia government does a really good job of spending back on the roads what they collect in taxes and fees. I think, for the most part, they’re doing the best they can.”
There were no roads indicated in the South Shore and the top two were in Newfoundland an Labrador.
Howard says road maintenance is essential to ensure safe and pleasant driving conditions.
The 2016 Worst Roads in Atlantic Canada as voted by Atlantic Canadians are:
1. Point Lance (Branch, N.L.)
2. Highway 434 (Conche, N.L.)
3. Lake Road (Tatamagouche, N.S.)
4. Nova Scotia 354 (Upper Rawdon, N.S.)
5. Marble Mountain Road (River Denys, N.S)
6. Scott Siding Road (Canterbury, N.B.)
7. Pembroke Road (Upper Stewiacke, N.S.)
8. Caribou Road (Channel-Port aux Basques, N.L.)
9. Staples Brook Road (Debert, N.S.)
10. Mabou Mines Road (Mabou, N.S.)
