Top 5 most dangerous intersections for pedestrians in the Lower Mainland

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It happens every winter: an increase in crashes involving pedestrians in B.C.

More than a third of all collisions involving people on the street happen between October and January. ICBC data showsNovember has been the worst month for four years in a row.

Nearly 70 per cent of pedestrian-involvedcrashes no matter the time of year happen in intersections. Sixty-one people die every year.

ICBC hasbroken down which crossroads saw the most crashes between 2013 and 2017.

It found the top five were in Vancouver, Burnaby and Surrey.

#1 East Hastings Street & Main Street(Vancouver)

35 crashes

#2LougheedHighway & North Road(Burnaby)

21 crashes

#3 (tied) 104 Avenue & King George Boulevard(Surrey)

20 crashes

#3 (tied) Kingsway& Victoria Drive(Vancouver)

20 crashes

#5 128 Street & 96 Avenue(Surrey)

19 crashes

Use ICBC's interactive map below to see data for intersections across the Lower Mainland:

ICBC'sdata wascalculated as of March 31, 2018, and was posted online on Oct. 24, 2018. Casualty crashes include collisions resulting in injury or death.