No. 3: Grant Avenue and Roosevelt Boulevard
At the Roosevelt Boulevard there are two intersections which in the year 2001 were voted to be 2nd and 3rd most dangerous intersections on the basis of number of injuries, accidents and cruelty of those crashes. T Red Lion Road and Roosevelt Boulevard is ranked as the 3rd most dangerous one. Many different solutions to these problems were proposed like signalization, flyovers and interchanges yet these solutions were too costly and hence due to the lack of money and facilities for the said project no such observation was taken.
No.2: Red Lion Road and Roosevelt Boulevard
At the Roosevelt Boulevard there are two intersections which in the year 2001 were voted to be 2nd and 3rd most dangerous intersections on the basis of number of injuries, accidents and cruelty of those crashes. T Red Lion Road and Roosevelt Boulevard is ranked as the 2nd most dangerous one. Many different solutions to these problems were proposed like signalization, flyovers and interchanges yet these solutions were too costly and hence due to the lack of money and facilities for the said project no such observation was taken.
No.1: Famingo Road and Pines boulevard Intersection
The State Road 820 also recognized as Pines Boulevard and Hollywood Boulevard is 19.81 mile long alienated thoroughfare serving southern Broward County, Florida. Its western terminus is an intersection with U.S. Highway 27 (State Road 25) in Pembroke Pines, Florida; its eastern terminus is a trumpet interchange with State Road A1A in Hollywood, Florida. Before the recent extension of Sheridan Street, State Road 820 was the only State Road in Broward County that connects U.S. Highway 27 and A1A.
