Tuesday, 18 November 2014 The City of Toronto recently released an updated list of the most dangerous intersections for cyclists and drivers. The list is based on collision and accident data collected over the past 4 years. While many cycling related accidents go unreported, the information remains as a warning to proceed with caution when navigating through intersections.
Unsurprising, there is no crossover between the lists for cyclists and drivers. In general, cycling-related accidents happen to take place in denser parts of the city whereas vehicle collisions are more common roads with numerous traffic lanes typically found outside of the core.
The worst intersections for cyclists
The worst intersections for vehicles
1727 West Broadway, Suite 400, Vancouver, British Columbia
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341 Parkhurst Square, Suite 5
1331 Macleod Trail SE, Suite 420
4246 97 Street NW, Unit 100
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105 Main Street East, Suite 1500
1631 Dickson Avenue Suite 1100
256 Pall Mall St, Suite 102
2939 Portland Drive, Suite 200
50 Richmond Street E, Unit # 108 B
955 Greenvalley Crescent, Unit 315
144 Elm Street, Suite 201
1104 – 13737 96 Ave, Surrey, BC V3V 0C6
278 Algoma Street South
255 Consumers Road, 5th Floor
1727 West Broadway, Suite 400
13158 Tecumseh Rd. E. Unit 3B
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