Mobility

Neighbours in Sandstone Valley may have noticed some changes to the pedestrian crossing at Sandarac Drive and Sandstone Drive NW. A new Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) has been installed to improve visibility and help drivers more easily see people crossing at this busy intersection. The curb extensions that were temporarily removed will also be reinstated soon, adding another safety enhancement to the crossing. If you have a location in your community that you feel

Did you know: many privately-owned electric mobility devices being used in Calgary are not legal for use in our public spaces? As e-scooters, e-bikes, and other electric micromobility devices have rapidly grown in popularity, so has confusion about where they belong, how fast they can travel, and in some cases, whether they're legal at all. That confusion, combined with a rise in unsafe and unlawful riding, has prompted the City of Calgary to take a closer look at the safety

School's back, which means more children and families are walking, wheeling, cycling, and driving near schools. Kids deserve to get to and from school safely - and the choices drivers make behind the wheel play a big part in that. Plan for extra time, slow down, and stay focused. In playground zones, the speed limit is 30 km/h every day from 7:30 am to 9 pm, and passing another vehicle or a person cycling isn't allowed during those hours. Small decisions - putting distraction

Beginning July 7, 2026, The City of Calgary's contractor, Aecon, will begin milling and paving work for road repairs on Berkshire Boulevard NW. This work is part of The City’s Annual Paving Program. Construction Activities Milling and paving activities will be completed overnight (9 pm to 5 am). During this time, there will be nightly lane closures along Berkshire Boulevard. The road will reopen for daytime traffic at reduced speeds. July 7: Start milling (removing) exist

Summer is here, and with that comes a surge of Calgarians out enjoying our multiuse pathways and roads. Whether you're commuting to work, running errands, or just out to be active and enjoy nature, more people than ever are walking, rolling, cycling, using e-bikes, or riding e-scooters across the city. To help keep everyone safe, The City's Mobility Safety team is launching Calgary's 2026 Summer Bike Safety Campaign: Everyone Deserves a Safe Journey. Throughout the summer, th

In an effort to reduce fatalities and serious injuries on our road network, in 2021, the City of Calgary began lowering speed limits on qualifying residential streets. The results were clear: slower speeds resulted in fewer severe collisions and safer transportation corridors for all road users. Lower Speed Limits Coming to Select Collector Roads As part of the City’s Vision Zero commitment to reduce serious and fatal collisions, this work is being expanded. Under the new fra