Edinburgh's most dangerous junction is a spot in the West End of the city, where Princes Street meets Lothian Road. There have been seven casualties caused by collision on the junction over a five-year period. This is where 23-year-old cyclist Zhi Min Soh died, after her wheel became stuck in the tram tracks and she was hit by a minibus in 2017.Edinburgh's most dangerous junction is a spot in the West End of the city, where Princes Street meets Lothian Road. There have been seven casualties caused by collision on the junction over a five-year period. This is where 23-year-old cyclist Zhi Min Soh died, after her wheel became stuck in the tram tracks and she was hit by a minibus in 2017.
Edinburgh's most dangerous junction is a spot in the West End of the city, where Princes Street meets Lothian Road. There have been seven casualties caused by collision on the junction over a five-year period. This is where 23-year-old cyclist Zhi Min Soh died, after her wheel became stuck in the tram tracks and she was hit by a minibus in 2017.

10 of Edinburgh's most dangerous junctions unveiled - including Princes Street and Haymarket junctions

The worst Edinburgh junctions have been revealed
Anna Bryan
By Anna Bryan
Published 28th Apr 2023, 13:43 BST
Updated 28th Apr 2023, 13:43 BST

The most dangerous junctions in the Capital have been named.

Edinburgh Council revealed the treacherous junctions in a report, as it plans major safety improvements for the worst city roads. Transport convener Scott Arthur said: “It's quite incredible that the most dangerous junction is right at the heart of the city centre”.

Here are the 10 most dangerous junctions in Edinburgh.

Here are the 10 most dangerous junctions in Edinburgh.

The spot where Glasgow Road, Maybury Road, and Turnhouse Road connect was named as Edinburgh's 10th most dangerous junction. There have been six casualties on the road over a five year period.

9. Maybury

The spot where Glasgow Road, Maybury Road, and Turnhouse Road connect was named as Edinburgh's 10th most dangerous junction. There have been six casualties on the road over a five year period. Photo: Google Maps

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