Yes very surprised about 22 and RP didn't make the top 10. That intersection scares me, as well as 21 Mile and Heydenreich, I don't like the set up there, the light timing doesn't make a lot of sense and people will start to go when it's not their turn because they think it's going to be their tun because if you get stopped at that light, it's a LONG light and people get anxious. JMOP. But I do agree with the top 10!!

21 and heydenreich seems like it should of made the list. Why is it we in michigan can not keep are intersections more standard. It seems like when you come up on one intersection the left turn lane goes first then just travel a mile down the road and the left turn will be last, this makes it very confusing. Oh and one more thing that I feel is stupid. When your in the median on hall road to make a left the people across from you that are making are right have the right away. Why not put arrows in the road so everybody goes at the same time but has to stay in there closest lane and merge across the lanes once they get going down hall. I belive florida has it like this.

Beth

22 and RP is my least favorite intersection in the whole area. They definitely need a left had turn light there from all directions! Also, there are plenty of accidents at 24 Mile and North Avenue too.

There have been alot of accidents in the last 1-2 years at 24 Mile and Hayes. Oddly, I don't recall any at the "deadly" roundabouts on 25 or 26 Mile.

My business is located right on the corner of 22 mile and Romeo Plank. Customers come in all the time and ask, how many accidents do you see per day... I tell them, I really don't see many. As bad as the intersection is, people know to be careful going through the intersection, which prevents accidents. I would much rather go though this intersection than 23 and RP... People go through that intersection at 60-70 mph, all while people are confused with the difference of blinking yellows and blinking reds, and turn signals.

I am very happy that you guys posted this chart. I was always curious about the worst intersections... I believe 22 and Romeo is the worst intersection structurally, but I do agree that it is not the most dangerous..

I agree with Ken about the lack of signal light consistencies throughout this area. I've been living in this area for three years now and I've gotten use to the different types of signals. However, I've been driving twenty years, plenty of experiance. My son however, just got his license and I am gonna be really nervous because I have no faith in the safety of these roads. Another major problem is the speed limits are too high all over and those passing lanes on the mile roads (at all the subdivisions) are not safe. I almost always have to make unnecessary quick decisions when behind a car turning left, oncoming left turning cars and ppl coming out of subdivisions. This is all too much for the young and new drivers.

What about Canal & Garfield?? I've seen quite a few bad accidents there in the past few years.

It's not Macomb Township. That intersection is Clinton Twp.