Drivers and pedestrians can sometimes make mistakes that lead to collisions, but some hazards are built right into our roads. Take for example the triple interchange at Eglinton Ave. E., Victoria Park Ave., and O’Connor Dr.

Since 2010, at least four pedestrians have been killed at or near the high-speed intersection. It’s expected that more pedestrians will frequent the area in the coming years, once a station for the new Eglinton Crosstown LRT opens.

The Star spoke to experts about physical alterations that would make the crossroads safer. “This is a massive intersection with tons of space for cars. Completely ‘unbalanced,’” said Gil Penalosa, founder of 8-80 Cities. “Overall, much space needs to be re-allocated to other modes.”

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