The rating was compiled thanks to the navigation service Navizor.com. Ukrainians themselves, who gave ratings, took part in determining the worst roads.
As a result, we have the following:
1. Odesa Oblast — 47.03% of roads in critical condition;
2. Lviv Oblast — 45.36% of roads in critical condition;
3. Ivano-Frankivsk Oblast — 45.00% of roads in critical condition;
4. Mykolaiv Oblast — 42.09% of roads in critical condition;
5. Kharkiv Oblast — 41.98% of roads in critical condition;
6. Khmelnytskyi Oblast — 38.46% of roads in critical condition;
7. Chernivtsi Oblast — 37.32% of roads in critical condition;
8. Ternopil Oblast — 36.92% of roads in critical condition;
9. Sumy Oblast — 36.72% of roads in critical condition;
10. Rivne Oblast — 35.94% of roads in critical condition;
11. Zakarpattia Oblast — 33.95% of roads in critical condition;
12. Luhansk Oblast — 33.13% of roads in critical condition;
13. Vinnytsia Oblast — 33.07% of roads in critical condition;
14. Donetsk Oblast — 30.46% of roads in critical condition;
15. Dnipropetrovsk Oblast — 29.18% of roads in critical condition;
16. Cherkasy Oblast — 25.77% of roads in critical condition;
17. Zaporizhzhia Oblast — 25.71% of roads in critical condition;
18. Poltava Oblast — 23.94% of roads in critical condition;
19. Volyn Oblast — 23.55% of roads in critical condition;
20. Chernihiv Oblast — 22.73% of roads in critical condition;
21. Crimea — 22.27% of roads in critical condition;
22. Kherson Oblast — 21.80% of roads in critical condition
23. Zhytomyr Oblast — 19.81% of roads in critical condition;
24. Kirovohrad Oblast — 14.00% of roads in critical condition;
25. Kyiv Oblast — 13.81% of roads in critical condition;
