Did your road make the list of worst roads in Atlantic Canada?

The results are in and Nova Scotia is the…winner?

From May 1 to May 31, CAA Atlantic asked Atlantic Canadians to weigh in and vote for the region’s worst roads. Any road in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador was eligible to win the title of Worst Road.

Seven Nova Scotia roads made the top 10 list while New Brunswick came in second with four roads named in the top 10.

Only one road in Newfoundland and Labrador is included in the list while no Prince Edward Island roads made the cut.

2013 Worst Roads Named

1.    Cape John Road - River John, Nova Scotia

2.    Hanwell Road – Fredericton, New Brunswick

3.    Two roads tied:

·         Route 630 – Andersonville, New Brunswick

·         Forties Road – New Ross, Nova Scotia

4.    Foxbrook Road – Hopewell, Nova Scotia

5.    Kempt Head Road – Ross Ferry, Nova Scotia

6.    Two roads tied:

·         Highway 203 – Kemptville, Nova Scotia

·         Ridge Road – Digby, Nova Scotia

7.    Rothesay Avenue – Saint John, New Brunswick

8.    Balmoral Road – Tatamagouche, Nova Scotia

9.    Pleasantview Avenue – Paradise, Newfoundland and Labrador

10.  Fredericton Road – Salisbury, New Brunswick

CAA’s third Worst Roads campaign attracted 4,045 voters.

“This campaign will help put a real focus on problem and dangerous road conditions in the region,” said Gary Howard, vice-president of communications for CAA. “By doing so we can actively engage all necessary levels of government to encourage repairs and changes.”

Newfoundland and Labrador’s Route 360 in Harbour Breton topped the list of worst roads in 2012.