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Since 2015, fatalities have decreased by 50%, serious injuries have declined by 32%, and pedestrian fatalities and serious injuries have decreased by 27%.
To reach the long-term goal of eliminating traffic fatalities and serious injuries, it’s critical to know where, when and how crashes happen. The City of Edmonton puts measures into place and will monitor the results. This evidence-based approach shows what is working and what can be done better.
Crash causes are identified through analyzing Edmonton Police Service collision reports.
An equity analysis used 311 and census data to look at who is most exposed to crashes based on where they live. This showed us that some communities are exposed to more crashes than others. Knowing this will help us prioritize our work to ensure that the areas that need the most attention get it first. Full results can be found in the Crash and Equity Analyses report.
Crash Data from 2015-2019, helped us to identify a High Injury Network - corridors where the most serious and fatal injury crashes are happening.
We can use this information to help determine who is most impacted by these crashes, and to prioritize our work.
The City prioritizes traffic safety initiatives based on the top causes of serious and fatal collisions in Edmonton. From 2015-2021, the top five causes of serious and fatal crashes in Edmonton have been:
A pedestrian may be walking, using a mobility device such as a walker or wheelchair, or they could be using a non-motorized scooter or skateboard.
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In 2021, there were 3 minor injuries and 3 serious injuries to e-scooter operators resulting from crashes between a driver and an e-scooter operator or an e-scooter operator leaving the roadway.
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For previous collision reports, please contact Safe Mobility.
