It's often good to be number one but not when you're leading the pack in vehicle collisions.

It's cold. It's dark. It's days until Christmas. And December 23 caps the worst week of the year when it comes to Toronto motor-vehicle accidents.

This week is the worst of the year when it comes to Toronto pedestrians hit by motor vehicles.

A Global News expose of Toronto's most treacherous intersections prompted the city to do an in-depth review of its own, and come up with an action plan to make city streets safer for pedestrians.

Motorcycle fatalities on roads patrolled by Toronto Police are higher in 2012 than last year. <br /><br />

Old Finch and Sewells Road, a quiet crossroads which evokes Scarborough’s rural past, is one of Toronto’s stranger intersections. To start with, it doesn’t seem to be in the city at all

The last ten days of November in Toronto see far more pedestrian accidents than other times of the year, statistics show. <br />

The fall time change plunges the evening rush hour suddenly into darkness. The result: a spike in pedestrian accidents in the week following.

Toronto city council has voted to send a motion that calls for improved safety at Toronto's most dangerous pedestrian intersections named in a Globalnews.ca investigation, to the Public Works committee.

Highlights of the social media buzz around Globalnews.ca’s report on the most dangerous interesections for pedestrians in Toronto.