A family riding bikes in a bike lane

The City of Edmonton is exploring improvements that can be made to complete missing links in our active transportation network. The concept plan will be completed in 2022.

Project Information

The City of Edmonton is expected to grow into a city of two million people in the coming years. The City Plan recognizes the need to meet the current and future mobility demands that provide users with safe and convenient transportation options, whether that be walking, cycling, wheeling, taking public transit, or driving. Meeting these needs requires that our active transportation networks be enhanced and expanded as we move forward into the future envisioned for our city. 

The Active Transportation Improvement project involves the planning and design of expanding our active transportation infrastructure along corridors of Fort Road, 127 Street, 106 Street, 102 Avenue and Macdonald Drive and the Area Networks of Northlands, and Bonnie Doon, Strathearn, Holyrood and Idylwyld. 

The seven areas included in this project are identified as either future routes or missing links in the Bike Plan and Bike Plan Implementation Guide. The project is funded to complete an integrated design and engagement process that will lead into the development of a concept plan for the seven networks by the end of 2022.