Webber Greens Street Lab Evaluation Survey | Engaged Edmonton

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A Vision Zero Street Lab evaluation survey is currently underway in Webber Greens to gather your lived experiences and feedback on the installed measures to improve traffic safety.

The City of Edmonton’s Vision Zero Street Labs use adaptable measures to improve street safety at the neighbourhood level. These measures can help reduce speeding, shortcutting, and other unsafe driving behaviours.

As part of the Vision Zero Street Labs Program, traffic-calming features were installed in the Webber Greens neighbourhood to support safer and more comfortable travel for everyone.

We would like your feedback on this Street Lab. What you tell us will help us evaluate the project, improve future Street Labs, and consider any possible adjustments fot the Webber Green Street Lab. The survey will stay open from November 25 - December 16, 2025.

Share your experiences with walking, biking, rolling, driving or taking transit in the Webber Greens neighbourhood.

Get involved using the following methods:

Please take the survey below to share your thoughts.

How Your Insights will be Used

This feedback will inform the next steps for the project. What we heard during the evaluation will be published on Vision Zero Street Labs to share learnings with the neighbourhood.

The City will use public feedback, technical traffic data (traffic volume, speeds and collision history), City policy, as well as City Design and Construction Standards to evaluate the Street Lab installations and identify possible improvements in the neighbourhood.

If you have any questions about this project, contact us via 311. Stay involved by signing up for project updates here.

The map highlights the locations of the Street Lab interventions installed throughout the Webber Greens neighbourhood to support safer and more comfortable travel — Street Lab installations throughout the Webber Greens neighbourhood, including crossings, speed-calming measures, and areas identified for safety improvements.

The interventions installed in Webber Greens include:

Three curb extensions on Lewis Greens Drive NW, from Webber Greens Drive NW to 93 Avenue NW.
One curb extension on 93 Avenue NW.
One curb extension on 92A and Webber Greens Drive Intersection
Two curb extensions on Lewis Drive, between 94 Avenue and 96 Avenue
One curb extension on Lewis Greens Drive and 96 Avenue intersection
One curb extension on 96 Avenue intersection
One curb extension on 211 Street intersection (96 Avenue intersection)
Two curb extensions on 211 Street (at 94 Avenue intersection)
One Center Median on 96 Avenue

FAQ

Benefits of Traffic Calming Measures
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Please click this link to find a helpful overview of Frequently Asked Questions about the benefits of traffic calming measures.

Who's Listening

Ann
Community Activator

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