Politics & Government
It's the Worst Intersection in Hunt Valley-Cockeysville
Hunt Valley-Cockeysville Patch's Facebook fans criticize intersections in our community, from Ridgland and Cranbrook to Bosley and Warren roads. Which do you think is the worst and why? And what should be done to fix it?

Is there an intersection in our community that raises your ire?
Here are the worst intersections in the Pikesville area, according to some of our Facebook fans:
1. York and Shawan roads. This intersection was mentioned most as the worst intersection. "It's always congested," Lisa Elliott wrote on Facebook. Peggy Peters wrote: "Without a doubt, in my opinion, it's trying to come south on York Rd from Shawan past Ashland during evening rush hour. People going crazy trying to get into the left turn lane and lined up all the way to Shawan, then other cars start lining up and blocking the left or even right lanes waiting for their chance to get into that lane and then others who dont want to be in it darting out all over."
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2. Warren and York roads. "See accidents there almost daily. Explains why my car insurance is so high," said Amanda Rutkowski on Facebook.
3. Ridgland and Cranbrook roads. "There needs to be a light or 4-way stop," Kimberly Nelson said on Facebook.
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Read all the worst intersection nominations, posted April 1.
Check out the rest of Patch readers' dreaded intersections below:
- York and Ashland, during rush hour
- York at Padonia
- York at Sparks "Especially before 9 and after 3:30," Fran Burns said on Facebook.
- Bosley and Warren Roads
- Shawan at the light rail
- Falls Road and Shawan
Do you agree, or know of another place that's worse? Which do you think is the worst, why, and what should be done to fix the problem? Tell us in the comments.
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