Edmonton, Canada

Drivers going westbound from 109 to 97 can't see peds and cyclists crossing 97 Ave, raise the crossing and/or place bumps before the crossing, any traffic calming device to slow down drivers before the crossing.

I hope to see more scramble in the city, it's safer for everybody, though I see impatient drivers ignoring the new no-turn-on-red rule pretty often. More awareness campaign & enforcement should follow through.

While it provides good protection against drivers, it poses some danger to pedestrians veering into the "bike lane", especially kids and pets suddenly darting out. Southbound section is done right, separating peds/cyclists using trees, but northbound section is just widened sidewalk. Ei

Drivers heading eastbound on 83 don't have stop sign, and while they have to stop for pedestrians crossing, they're often ignored. Turn it into a full 4-way stop to make drivers stop and check before proceeding, or raise the crosswalks at least.

The road building crews that recently turned this rail crossing from a series of speed bumps to a smooth wave did a good job!

I think there ought to be a right-hand turning lane and a left-hand turning lane for this intersection. There are plenty of opportunities to turn right on a red light, but those turning right can't make use of those opportunities because they are waiting behind someone turning left waiting

Alot of the gravel or single track bike trails in Edmonton are in poor repair.  I think at this spot it is almost impossible to make it through on the north side of the river.  

A suggestion that the city make a solid effort to catelogue trail state and work with local biking groups t

In order to make our downtown more vibrant we must incent development or at least use that is not just unimproved (or poorly maintained) surface lots. Outside of working hours downtown is dead...

I seem to recall that many of the parking lots downtown are actually illeg

Slowing down the speed limits allows a new era having electric bikes integrating into traffic more safely. I know the scooters are cute - but I challenge people to take an ebike for a spin! Sooo much fun...I promise. 

The city should continue to support extending those

Remedy has the best Chai in the city and phenomenal food. The atmosphere is relaxed but it's also in the perfect location on 124th to grab a chai latte or coffee to-go before walking further into the city core or to the river valley. 

Passing on this path towards the gazebo in the warmer weather there's always a noticeable slight smell of sewage, which really makes the experience of taking a walk in this area of the river valley less pleasant. 

I found that the stairs in the Edmonton River Valley to be a great feature of downtown. They provide a place for people to be able to workout outdoors in city itself, as well as a way to get to the lower roads and areas more efficiently from the downtown core on foot. The Royal Glenora Stairs a