It’s a list we wish we weren’t on.

Massachusetts is home to three of the worst highway bottlenecks in the country, reports the The Boston Globe.

The American Highway Users Alliance released a report Monday saying the worst bottleneck in the Bay State is the 1.9-mile stretch of I-93 through the O’Neill Tunnel and over the Zakim Bridge. The bottleneck is ranked 15th nationwide and drivers stuck there waste nearly 2 million gallons of gas and lose $58 million in productivity, reports the Globe.

The next worst is the 1.2-mile section of highway in Milton between Edge Hill Road and West Street — ranked the 28th worst nationwide. And a one-third-mile stretch inside the Massachusetts Turnpike tunnel in Boston, between Dorchester Avenue and A Street in Boston, is the 50th worst bottleneck in the nation.


So where is the absolute worst bottleneck in the land? Chicago.

Read the full report in the Globe.

When Boston built the Zakim bridge: