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Every fact about every intersection in Toronto.

Type an intersection in Toronto and get its traffic count, every police-reported collision, the red-light camera and its tickets, a live camera where the city has one, measured speeds, transit, parking, restaurants, apartment buildings and the neighbourhood's crime rate — each number linked to the public record it came from. More Canadian cities are on the way; the method is built to travel.

Rankings

Toronto overview →

Top ten in each list; every row links to that intersection's page. Rankings use the last ten complete years, 2016–2025.

Busiest by vehicles

Full busiest ranking →
# Intersection Vehicles Pedestrians
1 Kennedy & Ellesmere RLC 72,545 8,176
2 William R Allen & Sheppard RLC 67,593 2,397
3 Bayview & Sheppard RLC 66,821 2,408
4 Windermere & Lake Shore (North) RLC 64,654 1,565
5 Yonge & Florence 62,652 4,321
6 Black Creek Dr & Lawrence Ave W 61,073 229
7 Yonge & Steeles RLC 59,344 8,304
8 Keele & Steeles RLC 58,824 879
9 Bayview & Finch RLC 57,441 765
10 Bayview & York Mills 56,247 1,529

Most serious-injury collisions

Full KSI ranking →
# Intersection KSI Fatal
1 Lake Shore & Lower Jarvis 9 3
2 Dundas & Sherbourne 6 4
3 Brimley & Eglinton RLC 6 1
4 Keele & Sheppard RLC 6 1
5 Keele & Steeles RLC 6 1
6 Coxwell & Gerrard 5 1
7 Lake Shore & Jameson RLC 5 1
8 Weston & Lawrence RLC 5 1
9 McCowan & Finch RLC 5 1
10 Lake Shore & Bathurst RLC 5 0

Most police-reported collisions

Full collisions ranking →

Every collision reported to police within 65 m — property damage, injury and fatal — 2016–2025.

# Intersection Collisions InjuryKSIPedestrianDaily vehicles
1 Kennedy & Ellesmere RLC 1,460 238 2 21 72,545
2 Dufferin & Finch RLC 1,327 217 3 13 39,074
3 Ellesmere & Markham RLC 1,311 215 3 22
4 Eglinton & Lebovic 1,310 117 0 27 36,260
5 Kennedy & Lawrence RLC 1,186 195 3 22 54,144
6 Sheppard & Kennedy RLC 1,109 179 2 27 43,406
7 Warden & Canadian 1,104 62 0 24 36,509
8 Ferrand & Seton Park (East) 1,101 145 0 1
9 Jane & Finch 1,093 133 2 28 42,668
10 Kipling & Rexdale RLC 1,030 172 0 20

Explore Toronto

Interactive map

Every intersection on one map — colour by traffic, collisions or cameras, filter, search, or find what's near you.

Red-light cameras

All 301 camera locations by district, with the year each was switched on and the collision record at each one.

Camera tickets

Every camera ranked by the tickets it issued last year, with the biggest jumps and drops and the all-time totals.

Neighbourhoods

158 City neighbourhoods, each with its busiest and most dangerous intersections, its crime rate against the city's, and who lives there.

Toronto overview

6,112 counted intersections, 7,598 KSI collisions since 2006, every ranking in one place.

What's on a page

Traffic & speeds

The city's latest turning-movement count by mode and by leg with the morning and afternoon peaks, measured speeds on the approach streets, the nearest school-zone speed sign and any traffic calming.

Collisions

Every police-reported collision within 65 m by year and severity, each killed-or-seriously-injured collision since 2006, and anything that happened after the ranking window closed.

Cameras & signals

Whether a red-light camera operates there and how many tickets it issues each year, a live traffic camera where one exists, and the signal's features — accessible signals, leading pedestrian intervals, crossovers.

Getting here

Subway and LRT stations with their lines, streetcar and bus routes, GO, UP Express, VIA and regional transit — everything within 1 km, with distances.

Walking distance

Schools, parks, community centres, libraries and places of interest within 1.5 km.

Parking

Every mapped lot within 2 km, public or private, with estimated spaces; Green P with peak occupancy; EV charging; bike parking.

Around the corner

Restaurants and cafés with their latest DineSafe result, the nearest public washroom and drinking fountain, licensed child care with spaces and subsidy, and the nearest fire hall, police division and ambulance station.

Apartment buildings

Every RentSafeTO-registered rental building within 1 km with its City evaluation score, units, storeys, year built, LTB orders and open fire-code violations — each linked to its full record.

Thefts & crime

Thefts from vehicles and bicycle thefts the police place at the corner, by year and where they happened — and on each neighbourhood page, nine offence categories against the citywide rate, plus the 2021 Census profile.

How it's built

Fetch the public record

Every night the build downloads each city's counts, collisions, cameras, signals, speeds, inspections, washrooms, child care and street data, the police collision, theft and crime-rate files, the 2021 Census profiles and the transit schedule feeds.

Join it at the corner

Collisions are snapped to the nearest intersection, everything else is measured from the node, and rankings are computed over the last ten complete years.

Write every page from the data

No hand-typed numbers: the text on each page is generated from that intersection's own record, and every figure links to its source. Read the methodology.

What this is not. A high collision count usually reflects high traffic volume, not a design flaw — which is why volume is always shown beside it. CornerFacts reports what the public record shows; it does not assign fault and it is not legal, insurance or engineering advice.