Most Dangerous Roads in the world to drive: take a wild guess

[Whitey Ford]

I didn't know that Norway was the safest, but I did have a pretty good idea which ones were the worst.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=113&v=DvzXUoAJ8ww

[MineEvolved]

I woulda guessed Chicago.

[Cracka Jack]

I feel like I'm in Wakanda every f'ing time I drive on I-95. And every single time it's....

:because

[Sheboon DeLuxe]

We have a bad one here in Utah. Two lanes, no divider, no shoulder, no lights, snow in July, a double belly-dump coal truck every few minutes, bleary/stoned/drunk/impatient tourists, insane meth-head redneck locals every day. Welcome to Utah Highway 6.


Between 1996 and 2008, 519 fatal and serious injury crashes occurred on this roadway between Spanish Fork and Green River, a 120-mile span. It was previously rated one of the most dangerous roads in America during this time.

http://www.staufferstowing.com/module/news.htm?newsId=5672

[jenkemfactory]

I woulda guessed Chicago.

Chicago roads are maintained by humans, so I'll have to pass on that.

[jenkemfactory]

Here's the problem, roads were built by humans. So, we can't call nigger roads dangerous - they don't exist.