Edmonton Walk Home Safety Maps
A neighborhood-level map of Edmonton (and other Canadian cities) showing pedestrian-crash hotspots, lighting gaps, and oil-and-ice sidewalk hazards with safe walking routes home from Rogers Place.
Edmonton residents, Oilers game-goers, and Rogers Place visitors walking to transit or parked cars at night
- Crash + lighting + sidewalk-condition overlay map with a 'walk home from the game' toggle
- Time-of-day risk scoring that highlights winter ice zones
- Community-reported hazard pins synced to the city 311 system
- Shareable safe-route links texted to friends after games
The Edmonton Journal piece on the Oilers' aging roster is the local trending hook, but the same news environment is fueling city-level conversations about pedestrian safety in Edmonton.
Trending Edmonton coverage plus active local pedestrian-safety advocacyVision Zero: Traffic Safety - City of Edmonton ↗
Few consumer apps focus on Edmonton-specific walkability dataVision Zero: Traffic Safety - City of Edmonton ↗
Consumer walkability apps monetize thinly; B2B2C via city partnerships is more viableVision Zero: Traffic Safety - City of Edmonton ↗
Urban walkability is a long-term civic priority
Open municipal crash data plus mapping APIs make a v1 feasible