It’s a sure sign of spring when the weather warms up and the snow and ice start to melt. It also means the return of our annual CAA Worst Roads campaign! 

Saskatchewan is a land-locked province and has over 250,000 km of roads, more than any other province. That’s a lot of roads to cover, which is why CAA’s Worst Roads campaign exists: To offer road users the opportunity to nominate and vote for the roads that are a safety concern to themselves and others.  

This major advocacy and safety campaign for CAA Saskatchewan is directed at motorists, cyclists, pedestrians, and passengers. We want you to nominate and vote for your worst, unsafe roads from April 8th to April 29th, 2025, at caask.ca/worstroads. One vote per road (per road user) in a 24-hour period is acceptable. The CAA 2025 Top Ten Worst Roads will be announced on April 30, 2025. CAA Saskatchewan will award one $1,000 (one thousand dollars) Shell Gift Card through a random draw from all eligible votes. The winner’s name will be drawn on April 30th, 2025. Click here for contest details.  

During the 4-week campaign, we will share images and concerns from road users across the province who say they have the worst, unsafe roads. Once again, this year our team at CAA was on the road with our Worst Roads Roving Reporter.  

Our first stop of the campaign takes us to Moose Jaw – a city that claimed four of the top ten spots on last year’s CAA 2024 Top Ten Worst Roads. The results show that people in the community care about safety and the roads they drive on each day. Residents we spoke with appreciate that city crews work hard each year to repair the roads but want to point out and draw attention to specific roads like 13th Ave NW (number 9 on the CAA 2024 Worst Roads Top 10 list) that remain a safety concern year after year. Click here for interview.