The City of Toronto has identified the intersections with the highest rates of collisions for cyclists and drivers.
The data covers collisions from 2009 to 2013, that occurred within a 30-metre radius from the intersections. The collision rates take into account the total volume of vehicles using the intersection.
Drivers were most likely to crash at the following intersections:
- Lake Shore Boulevard at Lower Jarvis Street
- Lake Shore Boulevard at Don Roadway
- Ellesmere Road at Bellamy Road
- Lawrence Avenue East at Midland Avenue
- St. Clair Avenue at Old Weston Road
Cyclists were most likely to be involved in collisions at these intersections:
- Queen Street West at Claremont Street
- Grace Street at College Street
- Shaw Street at College Street
- Queen Street West at Dufferin Street
- Spadina Avenue at College Street
