The City of Edmonton is exploring an expansion of the Vision Zero Street Lab in Silver Berry after hearing about additional street safety concerns in the area.
Share Your Experiences
We want to hear perspectives from people who use all modes of transportation to get around the community.
Residents play an ADVISORY role in this project, meaning the City will be collecting their lived experience and insight into what the street safety issues are in the neighbourhood.
Get involved using the following methods:
Take the online survey (open March 13th - April 23rd).
Participate in a Walk and Roll Audit on April 12th at 2:30 PM at the Southwest corner of Silver Berry Road and 17th Street.
How Your Insights will be Used
Feedback shared will be used to determine if this neighbourhood is best suited for a Street Lab, and a What We Heard report will be posted on this page to share learnings.
If a Street Lab is the best fit for your neighbourhood, City staff will use their engineering expertise, with your feedback in mind, to determine what adaptable measures will have the greatest impact in the neighbourhood.
If a Street Lab is not the best fit for your neighbourhood, another Safe Mobility program may be recommended.
Stay involved by signing up for project updates using the Stay Informed button.
The City of Edmonton is exploring an expansion of the Vision Zero Street Lab in Silver Berry after hearing about additional street safety concerns in the area.
Share Your Experiences
We want to hear perspectives from people who use all modes of transportation to get around the community.
Residents play an ADVISORY role in this project, meaning the City will be collecting their lived experience and insight into what the street safety issues are in the neighbourhood.
Get involved using the following methods:
Take the online survey (open March 13th - April 23rd).
Participate in a Walk and Roll Audit on April 12th at 2:30 PM at the Southwest corner of Silver Berry Road and 17th Street.
How Your Insights will be Used
Feedback shared will be used to determine if this neighbourhood is best suited for a Street Lab, and a What We Heard report will be posted on this page to share learnings.
If a Street Lab is the best fit for your neighbourhood, City staff will use their engineering expertise, with your feedback in mind, to determine what adaptable measures will have the greatest impact in the neighbourhood.
If a Street Lab is not the best fit for your neighbourhood, another Safe Mobility program may be recommended.
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 the Silver Berry neighbourhood, 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