Yonge and Dundas is one of the busiest intersections in the city.
This is especially true in the month of December while winter shopping is at it's peak.
Many different people come to the busy street to do some shopping at the Eaton's Centre or just simply to conduct daily business. During peak hours there are many different pedestrians coming through. Making it all the more complicated is the four way crossing, which makes travelling all the more frantic.
Odd sights can be occasionally seen such as teenagers giving out free hugs or preachers screaming about the NSA. This is just daily routine in the busy intersection.
The stoplights at the corner of Yonge and Dundas while the crossing lights are out.
A man in a bright red jacket waiting for the lights to change as a large group converses at the other end at Yonge and Dundas.
A woman walking her small dog during a lull in traffic.
People waiting to cross the street while traffic becomes heavier.
A man who is clearly annoyed with me walks by during the all way crossing at Yonge and Dundas.
Dozens of people crossing in all directions.
A woman talks on her cellphone while a homeless woman eats a hot dog.
A man lights up his cigarette before crossing to Dundas Square.
The leader of a group of teenagers offering free hugs stationed in front of the entrance to H&M.
A man waits for the lights to change alone.
Feet passing by each other at Dundas Square.
A man walks by a homeless person on his way to the Eaton's Centre.
Having rushed out of the Eaton's Centre with a variety of bags, this woman crosses and continues down Yonge Street.
A lot people waiting for the lights to change to cross the street during peak hours of traffic.
The stoplight by Dundas square indicating that no turns are to be made.
