New interactive map shows dangerous intersections for pedestrians in SF

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- A new interactive map system shows where you're most likely to get hit by a car in San Francisco.

The maps use skulls to mark deaths and an "X" for severe injuries.

According to SFist.com, the maps were designed by Vision Zero, a task force comprised of city officials and supported by the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition.

Each map shows the highest-risk corridors and intersections for pedestrians and cyclists.

The information is based on CHP records from 2005 to 2011.

The San Francisco city website also has a link to the map.