Find out where the most collisions occurred in Long Beach in 2015

These are the Long Beach intersections that had the most collisions in 2015, according to statistics provided by the Long Beach Police Department.

• 32 — Artesia Boulevard/Atlantic Avenue (13 injuries) and Pacific Coast Highway/Walnut Avenue (23 injuries)

• 28 — Seventh Street/Pacific Coast Highway (8 injuries) and Seventh Street/Redondo Avenue (6 injuries)

• 27 — Second Street/Pacific Coast Highway (8 injuries)

• 24 — Long Beach Boulevard/Wardlow Road (8 injuries) and Pacific Coast Highway/Traffic Circle (0 injuries)

• 23 — Seventh Street/Ximeno Avenue (13 injuries); Anaheim Street/Atlantic Avenue (13 injuries) and Pacific Avenue/Willow Street (7 injuries)

• 22 — Seventh Street/Alamitos Avenue (13 injuries)

• 21 — Seventh Street/Park Avenue (5 injuries); Anaheim Street/Redondo Avenue (11 injuries); Atlantic Avenue/Spring Street (9 injuries); Lakewood Boulevard /Traffic Circle (2 injuries); and Long Beach Boulevard/Pacific Coast Highway (7 injuries)

• 20 — Seventh Street/Long Beach Boulevard (6 injuries)

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