MAP: Here are the highest-injury intersections in San Francisco

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Pedestrians, cyclists, and drivers should use extra caution at high-injury intersections. According to WalkFirst, high-injury corridors represent 6 percent of San Francisco's street miles and 60 percent of severe and fatal injuries. Key risk factors include speed, driver's failure to yield and left turns.
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Here are some of the highest pedestrian injury intersections in San Francisco.
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