Pick One: This Has to Be Colorado’s Most Annoying Street

Which is worse in Grand Junction, Colorado? The roads, or the drivers out traveling on said roads? You can get stuck behind people driving in slow motion on some of our busiest streets, and if you try to take side streets to save time, you get behind even slower drivers. Which streets are the ones you try to avoid the most?

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From Patterson Road to Broadway, North Avenue to Grand, and I-70 to 6&50, everyone has a road they try to stay off of. We asked you to tell us which streets you try to avoid when traveling through Grand Junction. Let's see what you have to say...

Grand Junction's Longest Street

Have you ever wondered which continuous street in Grand Junction is the longest? Is Colorado 340 the longest, most continuous road? Is it B 1/2 Road stretching east to west? We solved this mystery in a previous article. Find out with the link below.

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Mesa County's Oldest Highway

Now that you know which street is the longest, you can't walk away without knowing which road is Mesa County was our very first highway. This mystery dates back to 1913 when the Roosevelt Midland Automobile Trail was introduced to America as a route to travel from New York to California. See which Grand Junction Street was part of this historic route with the link below.

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