Brander Gardens Safe Routes to School One-Way Pilot | Engaged Edmonton

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The Safe Routes to School program is aimed to improve road safety on the immediately surrounding and adjacent roads, to encourage students and parents to use active modes of transportation to travel to school such as walking, biking or rolling.

In the Summer of 2023, the City completed the planning, design and implementation of numerous adaptable measure upgrades in Brander Gardens before the start of the school year including:

One way streets:

56 Avenue, east of Riverbend Road (eastbound only)
148 Street, up to 58 Avenue (northbound only)

Nine adaptable curb extensions on 56 Avenue and 148 Street
A permanent speed table on 148 Street, south of Riverbend Road
A centre median that was converted from adaptable materials to be permanent on Riverbend Road at 148 Street

Share Your Experiences

The City of Edmonton wants to hear your feedback on the adaptable and permanent infrastructure installed in Brander Gardens for the Safe Routes to School program. The feedback will help determine effectiveness of the adaptable and permanent infrastructure installed, in improving road safety as you walk, bike or roll to and from school.

Take the online evaluation survey (see below)

Open April 15 - 29, 2024

If you have questions about this project, please email keith.muffly@edmonton.ca

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Survey

The Brander Gardens Safe Routes To School Evaluation Survey has now concluded

Tell us how we did!

Provide your feedback on digital public engagement activities.

Who's listening

Keith Muffly

Safe Mobility Engineer

Email: keith.muffly@edmonton.ca

Ben Woo

Safe Mobility Engineer

Email: ben.woo@edmonton.ca

For more project information visit edmonton.ca

ADVISE

This means the City asks the public to share feedback and perspectives that are considered for policies, programs, projects, or services.

ROLE OF THE PUBLIC

Project Phase

Timeline item 1 - active

Evaluation - April 2024

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