Montreal roads may be bad, but they’re not the worst in Quebec: CAA survey
Posted June 8, 2022 5:18 pm.
It’s something that all drivers complain about: potholes.
They look horrible and they can do serious damage to your car. But how bad is the pothole situation in Quebec?
According to a survey done by CAA Quebec, not all roads are as bad as one might think, but a few are in dire need of fixing.
Gatineau took three of the top-10 worst roads in the province, while Quebec City and surrounding towns took up another six spots.
The top five worst roads as voted by CAA Quebec members are:
- Boulevard de la Gappe – Gatineau
- Route du Vieux-Moulin – Saint-Isidore
- Boulevard du Curé-Labelle (Route 117) – Saint-Jérôme
- Chemin Cook – Gatineau
- Avenue Sainte-Brigitte – Sainte-Brigitte-de-Laval
In Montreal the roads voted the worst are:
- Rue Notre-Dame Est
- Avenue Christophe-Colomb
- Rue Sherbrooke Est
- Boulevard de l’Acadie
- Avenue Papineau
CAA said almost 9,000 votes came in between April 26 and May 26 of this year.
-With files from Anil Jhalli, CityNews Ottawa
