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...
7. Meanwood junction
A series of improvement works to Meanwood Road and its connecting junctions was completed at the end of September. | Simon Hulme
8. Kirkstall Road
Kirkstall Road onto the A58 via Wellington Road was described as an "absolute nightmare." | Steve Riding
9. Tingley Interchange
Tingley Interchange, connecting Morley to Dewsbury Road, Bradford Road and the M62, is notorious for catching out even the most experienced drivers. | Google
10. Lawnswood Roundabout
Leeds City Council continues to press ahead with plans to improve Lawnswood Roundabout, including the introduction of pedestrian crossings, traffic signals and cycle lanes. | Tony Johnson
11. King Lane, Moortown
The King Lane ring road is a crucial junction for drivers in north Leeds and Moortown. | Google
12. A58 Harehills Lane
The A58 Harehills Lane and Roundhay Road has been identified as Leeds City Council’s “number one site of concern,” with an improvements consultation already underway. | Google