Traffic Safety
Motor vehicle collisions are a leading cause of injury-related death and disability among Capital Region residents. Each year, there are approximately 25,000 collisions in the region and over one in four results in injury or death. The City of St. Albert uses various traffic safety initiatives and tools, including photo enforcement, to reduce collisions and the resulting injuries. These initiatives and tools contribute towards the City's overall goal of Vision 0, where no severe motor vehicle incidents occur on our roads.
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The City of St. Albert is committed to having safe streets. Through a combined effort with St....
Reducing injuries and fatal collisions The Transportation Safety Plan and Implementation Plan...
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Last edited: November 28, 2019