Roads with four or more lanes account for 24.9% of the total accident cost for accidents on straight segments of roads and 24.5% of the cost from injuries in accidents on and around crossroads. Accidents on pedestrian crossings incur higher injury-related accident costs on crossings with traffic lights than on those without. Accidents at pedestrian crossings with traffic signals account for 7.2 % of the total injury related cost, while accidents at pedestrian crossings without a signal account for 1.9%. Among the total injury costs from accidents at pedestrian crossings more than 79% arise on wide streets with at least four lanes and 79% of the cost on wide streets with traffic lights.