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.

Here are some of the highest pedestrian injury intersections in San Francisco.

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