There’s some traffic intersections which seem ridiculously dangerous. It can be different depending on if you’re a pedestrian, driver or cyclist – but there’s some shockers out there.

What is your nomination for the city’s worst traffic intersection, and why? Any suggestions on how to fix the problem?

3 Responses to “Where is Sydney’s most dangerous traffic intersection?”

  1. karLos says:

    high st and anzac pde, kensington. no signs or road markers to tell you where you can or more dangerously can’t turn from, so people make it up.

    also south dowling street and lachlan street in waterloo. people always try to drive straight ahead from the turning lane with no regard for safety.

  2. fred says:

    Although far from the most dangerous, I’m voting for the ridiculous right lane exits off the M5 East. Whoever thought it would be a good idea to have low-speed exiting traffic crisscrossing with high-speed continuing traffic should be shot. A moronic solution to traffic flows.

  3. Ele says:

    Pacific Highway, at the corner of Post Office Road, Pymble – travelling towards the city from Hornsby. There are no markings (arrows) on the road and insufficient signage to tell drivers that the left lane is going to veer left onto Grandview. Every morning, without fail, there are near accidents. Who do you tell about this to get it fixed. Hopefully, this site will be checked by the proper authorities.

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