The 10 worst intersections in the world

The Auto Express team has set out to find the 10 most confusing intersections in the world using Google Earth. They also explain their reasons, although I’m going to skip that part. I’ll attach an image of each one, its location and the reference cell along with the coordinates for the program.

1. I-710 and I-105 Interchanges, Los Angeles, California, USA

Reference cell: 33 54’46,30”N, 118 10’48,33”W

2. A9, Shanghai, China

Reference cell: 31 07’15,17”N, 121 23’5,50”E

3. The Magic Roundabout, Swindon, Wiltshire, United Kingdom

Reference cell: 51 33’46,36″N, 1 46’17,10”W

4. Taganskaya Square, Moscow, Russia

Reference cell: 55 44’28,54”N, 37 39’14,64”E

5. Charles de Gaulle Square, Paris, France

Reference cell: 48 52’25.46”N, 2 17’42.49”E

6. 9 de Julio Avenue, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Reference cell: 34 36’13,16”S, 58 22’53,54”W

7. Tom Moreland Interchange, Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Reference cell: 33 53’31,27”N, 84 15’33,29”W

8. Highway 9 and 6 Interchange, Tokyo, Japan

Reference cell: 35 50’9,45”N, 139 51’33,48”E

9. Gravelly Hill Interchange, Birmingham, United Kingdom

Reference cell: 52 30’39,63”N, 1 51’53,53”W

10. London Circuit, Canberra, Australia

Reference cell: 35 18’30,78”S, 149 07’25,62”E

The truth is that all of them deserve a place on the list, whether for their spectacular nature or for how convoluted their layouts are.

Finally, they encourage readers to send in other intersections that, in their opinion, deserve to be included in the list. A curious article from our friends at Auto Express.

Source | Auto Express
Images | Google Earth