CHICAGO (WLS) -- The worst traffic bottleneck in the country is on the Kennedy Expressway between the Jane Byrne Interchange and the Edens Expressway.
A study by the National Highway Users Alliance says the backup wastes 6.3 million gallons of fuel each year. It estimates drivers lose a total of almost 17 million hours sitting in gridlock.
While Chicago had the worst bottleneck, Los Angeles had the most and claimed the next six spots.
Chicago's Kennedy Expressway is nation's worst traffic bottleneck, study finds
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