Canada’s most dangerous intersection is in Vancouver

We all know that Vancouver has a dubious record when it comes to driving. The hills, constant rain in the fall and poorly lit crosswalks and traffic lines factor into it. So do poorly designed intersections.  However, a lot of it also has to do with the horrible driving in this town. So when Micheal Small of Yahoo! Autos compiled a list of Canada’s most dangerous intersections it should not come as a surprise that Vancouver came out on top.

Canada’s most dangerous intersections

1. Vancouver: Knight St & Knight Street Bridge and SE Marine Dr & SE Marine Dr Offramp & SE Marine Dr Onramp
2.  Calgary: Deerfoot and 16th Ave NE
3. Winnipeg: Kenaston Blvd and McGillivrary Blvd
4. Winnipeg: Leila Avenue and McPhillips Street
5. Calgary: Glenmore Trail and Deerfoot Interchange
6. Montreal: Highway 40 and Stinson
7. Winnipeg: Grant Avenue and Kenaston Blvd
8. Montreal: Dickson and Notre Dame
9. Montreal: Highway 15 and De Salaberry
10. Vancouver: Burrard Street & Burrard Street Bridge and and Pacific Street & Pacific Street Onramp and Offramp
11. Vancouver: East 1st Avenue & East 1st Avenue offramp & East 1st Avenue onramp and Rupert Street Offramp and TransCanada Highway
12.  Toronto: Kennedy Road and Sheppard Avenue East
13.  Toronto: Kennedy Road and Steeles Avenue East
14. Toronto: McCowan Road and Sheppard Avenue East
15.  Edmonton: Yellowhead Trail and 127th Street
16. Edmonton: 107th Avenue and 142nd Street
17. Edmonton: 90th Ave NW and 85 Street NW
18. Ottawa: Hunt Club Road and Riverside Drive
19. Ottawa: Belfast Road and St. Laurent Boulevard
20. Ottawa: Baseline Road and Woodroffe Avenue

See also Vancouver’s most dangerous intersections for pedestrians.

Image: @Kathygko