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Shared Streets and Mobility Lanes are available for people who bike, walk and drive, regardless of how they choose to move around our city.
The health and safety of Edmontonians is our top priority. Shared Streets and Mobility Lanes are one way we will help everyone stay safe and comply with Alberta Health Services physical distancing guidelines. This work was initiated in 2020, as we adapted to how the COVID pandemic impacted our lives.
Shared Streets planned:
*Shared-Use Path
Mobility Lanes planned:
Green stripes and white dashed paint on the roadway mark areas where drivers and cyclists may cross paths. Watch out for each other.
Travelling slower along the Bike Routes will give you time to see and respond to all the new features.
City Council endorsed moving forward with bylaws that reduce speed limits in Edmonton on residential roads, the main street sections of Whyte and Jasper avenues and other high pedestrian locations.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Your feedback on roadway concerns helps us keep our roadways safe and efficient.
Report a sidewalk or walkable area in need of repair.
Submit a parking complaint to 311.
E-scooters will be launched in Edmonton June 1.
Updated May 28, 2020
Please note that equipment is not cleaned and disinfected between customers. Please wash your hands or use hand sanitizer before and after using the equipment, and avoid touching your face during use. Maintain physical distancing when using e-scooters.
Effective June 8, EPark fees have been reinstated at all active EPark curbside zones and City-owned parkades.
Please ensure that you start your parking session on the MyEPark app or at an EPark machine, and you will receive the first 30 minutes of your parking stay free.
Users are encouraged to download the MyEPark app for contactless payment options. If this is not possible, EPark customers are should take proper precautions to clean/sanitize hands thoroughly after using payment machines.
Sidewalk chalk art is a great way to spend time outside and create beautiful sights for your neighbourhood. Do you have a favourite Edmonton building, bridge or locale? Draw it on your sidewalk and take a photo and share it with us on Facebook. We'd love to see your work!
Edmonton parks are in fashion in every season and open for residents to enjoy. Please enjoy responsibly by adhering to physical distancing guidelines. And always clean your hands using soap and water or sanitizer after you touch any surface.
Edmonton has more than 160 kilometres of maintained multi-use trails that are beautiful any time of year. Go for a leisurely stroll, enjoy a run, or just explore through Edmonton's beautiful river valley.
Free parking is available during COVID-19 at all curbside EPark zones and City-owned EPark lots.
Please enjoy the city responsibly, by adhering to the rules of the road and keep giving others two meters of distance.
Look for these safety measures to be in place to keep you safe during your ride.
No matter the weather, it’s a great time to take advantage of the extensive network of bike lanes and trails our city has to offer. Review bike route maps for Downtown, Southside and West Central.
Watch this how-to video on giving your bike a check-up to ensure it’s safe to use year round.
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