A rolling, environmentally protected area where King Road serves as a major commuter bypass that frequently jams, with added risks of wildlife (deer) crossing at night.

A historic neighborhood with very narrow, often sidewalk-free streets where pedestrians share the road, becoming a near-total gridlock zone during community events like the Winter Carnival.

A prestige enclave with wide, sweeping avenues that encourage speeding, making it a target for police enforcement, with limited subdivision exits causing bottlenecks at 16th Avenue.

Features quiet loop roads centered around a steep geography; Bayview Avenue here is difficult in winter due to the grade, and sightlines are often obscured by mature trees and curves.

A transit hub and construction zone (Yonge & Hwy 7) where drivers must constantly adapt to shifting lanes, uneven pavement, and outdated GPS directions due to subway extension work.

A commuter-heavy corridor where Yonge Street narrows significantly as you head north, creating a "funnel effect" bottleneck that slows traffic to a crawl during rush hour.

An older grid of cul-de-sacs and crescents that can be difficult to navigate if you miss a turn, though Crosby Avenue itself offers a fast-moving shortcut for locals avoiding Yonge Street.