A street audit released through the City Office of the Controller showed that San Francisco’s commercial routes are filthier than usual. More litter was found on these streets than last year, according to the Examiner. Less street cleaning on residential streets caused no change in the amount of trash in these areas. However, we imagine it involved fewer parking tickets for the city to cash in on.

The dirtiest streets, according to the report? Mission, Stockton and Third Streets, as well as Geary Avenue.

The cleanest streets were Dolores Street, Judson Avenue, San Benito Way and Divisidero Avenue.

Readers, agree? Disagree? What streets get your vote for cleanest and dirtiest?

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