In-Service Intersection Safety Reviews

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The City of Lethbridge is committed to ensuring the safety and efficiency of transportation systems within its jurisdiction. As part of ongoing efforts to improve road safety, in-service intersection safety reviews are being completed at the following intersections:

  • 13 Street N at 26 Avenue N
  • 13 Street N at 9 Avenue N
  • 13 Street N at 5 Avenue N
  • 13 Street N at 2 Avenue N
  • 13 Street S at 2 Avenue S
  • 13 Street S at 3 Avenue S
  • 13 Street S at 4 Avenue S
  • 13 Street S at 6 Avenue S
  • 13 Street S at 9 Avenue S
  • Stafford Drive N at 5 Avenue N
  • Stafford Drive at Highway 3 Westbound Ramps
  • Stafford Drive at Highway 3 Eastbound Ramps
  • Stafford Drive S at 1 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive N at 2 Avenue N
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 5 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 6 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 10 Avenue S / South Parkside Drive S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 12 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 20 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at Scenic Drive S / 24 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 28 Avenue S / Fairmont Boulevard S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 34 Avenue S / Fairmont Boulevard S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 32 Avenue S / Southgate Boulevard S
  • 28 Street N at 5 Avenue N
  • Scenic Drive S at 3 Avenue S
  • 20 Street S at 3 Avenue S
  • 5 Street S at 4 Avenue S
  • University Drive W at Garry Drive W / Heritage Boulevard W
  • Métis Trail W at Whoop Up Drive W

Intersection safety is a critical aspect of our road network, as intersections often pose heightened risks for road users due to the complexity of traffic movements and interactions. Through thorough safety reviews, potential hazards will be identified, existing safety measures assessed, and targeted interventions implemented to enhance the overall safety performance of the identified intersections.

The City of Lethbridge places a strong emphasis on protecting vulnerable road users, including pedestrians, cyclists, and individuals with mobility challenges. These groups often face disproportionate risks at intersections and ensuring their safety is paramount. This safety initiatives align with the city's Vision Zero objectives, aiming to eliminate traffic fatalities and severe injuries while promoting a safe and inclusive transportation environment for all road users.

The City of Lethbridge is committed to ensuring the safety and efficiency of transportation systems within its jurisdiction. As part of ongoing efforts to improve road safety, in-service intersection safety reviews are being completed at the following intersections:

  • 13 Street N at 26 Avenue N
  • 13 Street N at 9 Avenue N
  • 13 Street N at 5 Avenue N
  • 13 Street N at 2 Avenue N
  • 13 Street S at 2 Avenue S
  • 13 Street S at 3 Avenue S
  • 13 Street S at 4 Avenue S
  • 13 Street S at 6 Avenue S
  • 13 Street S at 9 Avenue S
  • Stafford Drive N at 5 Avenue N
  • Stafford Drive at Highway 3 Westbound Ramps
  • Stafford Drive at Highway 3 Eastbound Ramps
  • Stafford Drive S at 1 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive N at 2 Avenue N
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 5 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 6 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 10 Avenue S / South Parkside Drive S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 12 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 20 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at Scenic Drive S / 24 Avenue S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 28 Avenue S / Fairmont Boulevard S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 34 Avenue S / Fairmont Boulevard S
  • Mayor Magrath Drive S at 32 Avenue S / Southgate Boulevard S
  • 28 Street N at 5 Avenue N
  • Scenic Drive S at 3 Avenue S
  • 20 Street S at 3 Avenue S
  • 5 Street S at 4 Avenue S
  • University Drive W at Garry Drive W / Heritage Boulevard W
  • Métis Trail W at Whoop Up Drive W

Intersection safety is a critical aspect of our road network, as intersections often pose heightened risks for road users due to the complexity of traffic movements and interactions. Through thorough safety reviews, potential hazards will be identified, existing safety measures assessed, and targeted interventions implemented to enhance the overall safety performance of the identified intersections.

The City of Lethbridge places a strong emphasis on protecting vulnerable road users, including pedestrians, cyclists, and individuals with mobility challenges. These groups often face disproportionate risks at intersections and ensuring their safety is paramount. This safety initiatives align with the city's Vision Zero objectives, aiming to eliminate traffic fatalities and severe injuries while promoting a safe and inclusive transportation environment for all road users.

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Safety Observations and Lived Experience

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The City of Lethbridge is collecting safety observations and lived experience information for intersections included in the Intersection Safety Review project. For concerns at intersections beyond those included in this project, please contact 311.

Page last updated: 21 Jan 2025, 03:33 PM