The worst roads in Quebec were ranked and Montreal (shockingly) didn't make the cut

It's no secret that Montreal is notorious for a few things. Sure, we've got bagels, poutine and Montreal-style smoked meat, but the Island is also known for its non-stop construction and poor road conditions.

For anyone who lives here, avoiding potholes is essentially an Olympic sport many of us have mastered. For those visiting, chances are your car has dipped into a deep hole at some point while driving, which was likely followed by a few not-so-nice words. But that's simply the Montreal experience. Non?

Now, despite Montreal roads being among the worst in Canada, it seems as if the city managed to evade further road condition scrutiny after not a single Montreal street made the list of the worst roads across Quebec.

CAA-Quebec ranked the worst roads in Quebec after receiving votes from the public and not one Montreal street made the cut. In fact, the Laurentides took home the prize, with a total of five entries.

Here's the complete top 10 of the worst roads in Quebec, per CAA:

1. Route 329 (MTMD) — Saint-Adolphe-d'Howared (Laurentides)
2. Chemin du Contour-du-Lac-à-Beauce — La Tuque (Mauricie)
3. Chemin Pink — Gatineau (Outaouais)
4. Chemin Notch — Chelsea (Outaouais)
5. Boulevard Albiny-Paquette — Mont-Laurier (Laurentides)
6. Chemin des Mille-Isles — Mille-Isles (Laurentides)
7. Chemin Val-des-Lacs — Sainte-Sophie (Laurentides)
8. Chemin Édouard-Roy — Sherbrooke (Estrie)
9. Chemin Klock — Gatineau (Outaouais)
10. Route 321 (MTMD) Chemin de L'Ascension — L'Ascension (Laurentides)