Carlton Street Lab

Engagement has concluded

Project Update: February 9, 2024

A Vision Zero Street Lab, which uses adaptable traffic calming measures to increase street safety, is being explored in Carlton!


The City conducted engagement from September 19 to October 10, 2023. Many thanks to everyone who took the time to share their experiences and insights with us. A report summarizing What We Heard during the engagement period is now available here.


The City has determined that a Street Lab will be pursued in Carlton. Details of the Carlton Street Lab will be shared as the process moves forward into the next steps: Plan, Install, and Evaluate.


Stay informed by signing up for project updates.


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


A Vision Zero Street Lab, which uses adaptable traffic calming measures to increase street safety, is being explored in Carlton!


The City conducted public engagement from September 19 to October 10, 2023 for Carlton Street Lab. All public engagement tools are now closed. Many thanks to everyone who took the time to share their experiences and insights for this project.

City staff are now working to review the engagement data and compile a "What We Heard" report to share the learnings back with community members. When available, the report will be added to this webpage.

Your feedback will be used in conjunction with technical data to decide if a Street Lab is the best solution for the street safety issues the neighbourhood is facing, or if another Safe Mobility program would be more appropriate.


To receive project updates via email, please sign up here.

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

Project Update: February 9, 2024

A Vision Zero Street Lab, which uses adaptable traffic calming measures to increase street safety, is being explored in Carlton!


The City conducted engagement from September 19 to October 10, 2023. Many thanks to everyone who took the time to share their experiences and insights with us. A report summarizing What We Heard during the engagement period is now available here.


The City has determined that a Street Lab will be pursued in Carlton. Details of the Carlton Street Lab will be shared as the process moves forward into the next steps: Plan, Install, and Evaluate.


Stay informed by signing up for project updates.


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


A Vision Zero Street Lab, which uses adaptable traffic calming measures to increase street safety, is being explored in Carlton!


The City conducted public engagement from September 19 to October 10, 2023 for Carlton Street Lab. All public engagement tools are now closed. Many thanks to everyone who took the time to share their experiences and insights for this project.

City staff are now working to review the engagement data and compile a "What We Heard" report to share the learnings back with community members. When available, the report will be added to this webpage.

Your feedback will be used in conjunction with technical data to decide if a Street Lab is the best solution for the street safety issues the neighbourhood is facing, or if another Safe Mobility program would be more appropriate.


To receive project updates via email, please sign up here.

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

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Vision Zero Street Lab Survey

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

    A Street Lab is currently being explored in Carlton, and we would like to hear from you about what you’re experiencing in the neighbourhood. 

    The purpose of this survey is to: 

    • Understand what and where the traffic safety concerns are in the neighbourhood

    • Gain insight into possible traffic safety solutions


    You can also provide location-specific feedback using the interactive mapping tool.


    Engagement has concluded