Here are Saskatchewan’s top 10 worst roads, according to CAA’s 2025 campaign

The results are in and CAA Saskatchewan is revealing the ten worst roads in the province.

Over 1,200 roads in Saskatchewan were nominated and voted on during 2025’s worst roads campaign, with 10 coming out victorious.

Drivers, cyclists and pedestrians in the province were invited to take part in the campaign, which ran from April 8 to 29, 2025.

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Crumbling pavement, potholes, lack of maintenance or repair, congestion, not enough signage, and poor infrastructure were the common concerns in the submissions.

A total of 1,299 roads were nominated and voted on, according to CAA, with most of the top 10 list consisting of former nominees and winners.

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Here are CAA’s 2025 top 10 worst roads and the major reasons they came out on top.

1. Highway 5 at Buchanan – poor road maintenance
2. Highway 339 at Avonlea – potholes
3. Highway 4 at Dorintosh – potholes
4. 5th Avenue Northwest, Moose Jaw – potholes
5. Highway 2 at Cudworth – potholes
6. Highway 47 at Springside – potholes
7. Highway 102 at La Ronge – potholes
8. Highway 123 at Petaigan/Ravendale/Pemmican Portage - potholes
9. Tie: 13th Avenue Northwest, Moose Jaw: potholes and Coteau Street West, Moose Jaw: potholes
10. Tie: Highway 35 at Weyburn – potholes and Warman Road, Saskatoon: potholes