7 Danbury Roads to Avoid If You're in a Rush

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My wife considers it a compulsion, but nothing good comes from racing the clock, you almost never win. Being late and being in a rush in Danbury is a particularly tough spot to find yourself in because there are few shortcuts or back roads where you can escape the traffic problem. There are way more than 7 roads you should avoid when you're in a rush, but these will have to do, for now.

7 Danbury Roads to Avoid if You're in a Rush

The truth is, there are few roads that you can travel in Danbury when you're in a rush. If you find yourself rushing, you'll end up being late. Here are 7 Danbury Roads to Avoid if You're in a Rush.

Warning: this list will leave you feeling hopeless.

Honorable mentions:

South Street - South Street is so short, how could it cause such an issue? Try exiting Pippa's on a Friday night and then come with that noise.

Osborne Street - An unmitigated disaster, all the time.

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