Leeds is a city full of activity and thousands of cars pass through it on a daily basis, despite pedestrianisation in some areas.
From the Armley Gyratory at rush hour to roads around Elland Road stadium on matchday, some junctions are well known for causing drivers a proper headache.
The Yorkshire Evening Post asked readers on Facebook what they think the worst junctions in Leeds are for traffic - here is what they had to say...
1. Armley Gyratory
The Armley Gyratory is a key junction on the Inner Ring Road to the west of Leeds city centre and work is ongoing to improve the route and its pedestrian footbridge. | James Hardisty
2. Kirkstall Bridge
The roundabout outside Kirkstall Bridge Shopping Park was a popular choice among readers, with one noting it "can take 20 mins to move 200m." | Kirkstall Bridge Shopping Park/Google
3. City Square, Leeds city centre
Paul Chapman said: "All roads heading into the city centre on a morning since they stopped traffic going through City Square." | James Hardisty
4. White Rose Shopping Centre
The Dewsbury Road roundabout at the junction of White Rose Shopping Centre and White Rose Business Park was another popular choice among readers. | James Hardisty
5. A64 York Road
Many junctions along the A64 York Road were noted by readers, including at Shaftesbury and Gipton Approach. | Bruce Rollinson
6. Harrogate Road
Karen Lazenby said: "Chapeltown Road junction with Harrogate Road. Traffic build up is far worse since 'improvements' were done." | Simon Hulme