It’s week three of CAA’s Worst Roads for Saskatchewan’s worst or unsafe roads for all road users including pedestrians, cyclists, motorcyclists, runners, transit users, and drivers.

The current CAA 2022 Top Ten Worst Roads are listed below. Compared to Week Two, there are less roads in a tie position which indicates an increase of votes. Several worst or unsafe roads have maintained their Top 10 status since the campaign started on April 6th, 2022.

1. Mayfair Crescent, Regina, SK (#1 in Week Two)
2. Saskatchewan 47, Springside, SK (#3 in Week Two)
3. Highway 9, Hudson Bay, SK (#3 in the 2021 CAA Top Ten Worst Roads)
4. Saskatchewan 155, La Loche, SK (#2 in Week Two)
5. Tie: Saskatchewan 5, Buchanan, SK (Tied for 8th in Week Two)
   Tie: 4th Avenue Viaduct S.W. Moose Jaw, SK (Tied for 9th in Week Two)
6. Circle Drive, Saskatoon, SK (#5 in Week Two)
7. Grant Drive, Regina, SK (#6 in Week Two)
8. Saskatchewan 155, Buffalo Narrows, SK (#4 in Week Two)
9. 9th Avenue S.W. Moose Jaw, SK (Tied for 8th in Week Two)
10. Saskatchewan 18, Estevan, SK (#7 in Week Two)

CAA Worst Roads Roving Reporter Dale Edward Johnson continues to provide updates and streeter interviews with road users on past CAA Worst Roads. Today, Johnson reports from Highway 3, Hudson Bay. This highway was in a 3-way tie for 10th place in the 2021 CAA Top Ten Worst Roads.

Saskatchewan 3, Hudson Bay, Photo Credit Dale Edward Johnson

Since the start of this year’s worst roads campaign on April 6th, Johnson has reported from Regina’s Grant Drive, Highway 33 near Kronau, Regina’s 8th Avenue North, and Canora. Johnson’s stand up reports and streeter interviews are posted weekly on CAA Saskatchewan’s YouTube Channel.

Nominations and votes for CAA’s worst or unsafe roads will continue until April 30th.

Here’s how to nominate and vote:

• Click caask.ca/worstroads 
• Select your road - municipal or provincial - and select a specific segment or section or identify a nearby highway, exit or landmark
• Provide your email address and upload a photo when safe to do so
• Continue to Tell us Why this road is unsafe (select all that apply from the provided menu)
• Submit Vote – road users can vote for more than one road every 24 hours and also as more than one type of road user

The 2022 CAA Top Ten Worst Roads will be announced on May 2, 2022. CAA Worst Roads is an online engagement campaign aimed at drawing attention to our province’s worst, unsafe roads. At the end of the campaign, the top ten roads list will be distributed to government and business leaders in hopes of sparking conversation and action. Working towards safer roads for all road users is a priority for CAA Saskatchewan.

Christine Niemczyk,
Director, Corporate Communications & Public Relations
CAA Saskatchewan
306.791.4327
christine.niemczyk@caask.ca