Parkallen Street Lab

Engagement has concluded

Project Update: October 12, 2023


The Parkallen Vision Zero Street Lab is now being evaluated. This Street Lab was led by residents in the Parkallen community in 2022 and the following measures were installed in July 2023:

  • Curb extensions at 111 Street and 68 Avenue, 112 Street and 67 Avenue, and at 112 Street and 70 Avenue
  • Speed humps at 110 Street and 66 Avenue and at 112 Street and 70 Avenue
  • Two-stage crossing at 112 Street and 72 Avenue


Residents are invited to share their lived experience with the Street Lab, so that the City can understand how it is working. Please take the survey below to share your thoughts. This feedback combined with the engineering team’s technical expertise and any available data will help to determine the next steps for this project.


The evaluation survey will close on October 26, 2023.

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Project Update: October 12, 2023


The Parkallen Vision Zero Street Lab is now being evaluated. This Street Lab was led by residents in the Parkallen community in 2022 and the following measures were installed in July 2023:

  • Curb extensions at 111 Street and 68 Avenue, 112 Street and 67 Avenue, and at 112 Street and 70 Avenue
  • Speed humps at 110 Street and 66 Avenue and at 112 Street and 70 Avenue
  • Two-stage crossing at 112 Street and 72 Avenue


Residents are invited to share their lived experience with the Street Lab, so that the City can understand how it is working. Please take the survey below to share your thoughts. This feedback combined with the engineering team’s technical expertise and any available data will help to determine the next steps for this project.


The evaluation survey will close on October 26, 2023.

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

  • CLOSED: This survey has concluded.

    Parkallen Street Lab Evaluation Survey

    As part of the City of Edmonton’s Vision Zero Street Labs Program, a Street Lab was recently installed in the Parkallen neighbourhood. Street Labs use adaptable measures that create an opportunity to trial new solutions to increase traffic safety. This Street Lab includes:


    Curb extensions at 111 Street and 68 Avenue, 112 Street and 67 Avenue, and at 112 Street and 70 Avenue

    • Curb extensions improve safety and visibility of pedestrians crossing the roadway, slow vehicles and calm traffic by visually narrowing the street, and prohibit people from parking close to the crosswalk, creating clearer sightlines for all road users   


    Speed humps at 110 Street and 66 Avenue and at 112 Street and 70 Avenue

    • Speed humps slow traffic


    Two-stage crossing at 112 Street and 72 Avenue 

    • Two-stage crossings narrow the road in order to: 

      • Encourage safer speeds 

      • Reduce the crossing distance, increasing crossing opportunities by allowing people to cross one lane at a time 


    We would like to hear from you about your experience with this Street Lab. Your feedback will be used to help us evaluate the program, make improvements for future Street Lab projects, and inform possible adjustments to the Parkallen Street Lab. The survey will remain open until Tuesday, October 26.


    Engagement has concluded