Roosevelt Boulevard: This 11-mile stretch of road is the deadliest road in the entire Commonwealth and runs through the northern end of the city. It has multiple names, including U.S. Route 1, U.S. Route 13, and Pennsylvania Route 63.nnDelaware Expressway: This busy road runs along Northeast Philly and can get pretty stressful during rush hour. It has seen its fair share of fatalities over the last few years.nnSchuylkill Expressway: This popular stretch of highway connects Philly to King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, which is south of the city. While a popular drive among commuters and tourists, this highway has also seen multiple fatal car accidents when drivers fail to take the proper precautions.nnBroad Street: This is the main artery that runs through the center of the city. It can be a harrowing drive having to navigate pedestrians, traffic lights, bicyclists, and other motorists. Due to the congestion, there have been many fatal car accidents.nnKelly Drive: This is one of the more scenic drives in the Philly area. This stretch of road extends in front of the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the picturesque Boathouse Row. However, the road has been shut down multiple times due to dangerous accidents, which many have been attributed to speeding. The situation has become such a problem that the city installed sensors in the road to measure congestion and speeds that will trigger red lights to slow down traffic.nnBustleton Avenue: This is another major roadway on the Northeast section of the city. Those that travel on this road are heading to Feasterville-Trevose or Bryn Athyn, Pennsylvania. However, they also run the risk of being involved in a deadly accident.