“Probably Tennessee or Kentucky, because people turn from the far lane and end up running into you.”

— Cary Miller, Kansas University sophomore, Lawrence

“Twenty-third Street, no doubt. The amount of traffic and people never obeying the lights make it the most dangerous street.”

— Kathleen Herbst, sales clerk, Lawrence

“I think Sixth Street is the worst, because of people swerving to avoid potholes and running red lights.”

— Spring Zhao, Washburn University senior, Lawrence

“Missouri, because college students race up and down it at terrifying speeds, threatening the lives of dogs, children and old ladies.”

— Clancy Martin, University of Missouri-Kansas City professor, Lawrence