Vision Zero Street Labs Hub
Work with the City to bring traffic safety improvements to your neighbourhood, using adaptable traffic calming measures.
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Open for Input Projects
These projects are currently open for input. Join the conversation and share your insights
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Ongoing Projects
These projects are ongoing, but not currently open for input
Eaux Claires and Belle Rive Street Lab
A Vision Zero Street Lab, which uses a variety of traffic calming measures to increase traffic safety, is launching in Eaux Claires and Belle Rive.
Falconer Heights Street Lab
A Vision Zero Street Lab, which uses traffic calming measures to increase traffic safety, is launch in Falconer Heights.
McQueen Street Lab
A Vision Zero Street Lab, which uses traffic calming measures to increase traffic safety, is launching in McQueen.
Fulton Place Street Lab
A Vision Zero Street Lab, which uses traffic calming measures to increase traffic safety, is launching in Fulton Place.
Completed Past Projects
These projects are closed for input and archived here for your reference.
LDA25-0243 Crestwood Rezoning
You are invited to learn more about the application.
Blackmud Creek Street Lab
The City of Edmonton collected public feedback for a Vision Zero Street Lab in Blackmud Creek.
Rapperswill Street Lab
The City of Edmonton collected public feedback for a Vision Zero Street Lab in Rapperswill.
Matt Berry Street Lab
The City of Edmonton collected public feedback for a Vision Zero Street Lab in Matt Berry.
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