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Parking Ban Notices

Subscribe to receive email or text notifications about parking bans for snow clearing and street sweeping in your area.

Pay a Ticket

Parking and Bylaw Tickets

Online payments for parking and bylaw tickets.

Report a Pothole

Your feedback on roadway concerns helps us keep our roadways safe and efficient.

Submit General Feedback

Rider Feedback

Submit general ETS feedback, including operator compliments.

Neighbourhood Renewal

Renewing and rebuilding roads, sidewalks and streetlights in neighbourhoods.

On Your Streets

Information on snow removal, winter driving, seasonal parking ban, construction and planning.

Cycling in Edmonton

Bike routes are open year-round. Learn how to navigate by car, bike, or on foot.

Roadside Memorials

The City of Edmonton respects the value of honouring the memory of lost loved ones and needs to manage roadside memorials in a safe way.

Parking

EPark Parking

EPark is a parking system managed by the City and allows you to pay online, using the HotSpot app or by phone.

Parking Rates, Hours and Locations

Find out the rates, hours and locations for EPark parking.

Residential Parking Programs

Edmonton’s Residential Parking Program helps to better manage parking in select neighbourhoods.

Parking Enforcement

Parking Enforcement provides foot and car patrols, and special event services to ensure public safety.

Vision Zero

See more Vision Zero

Vision Zero Street Labs

Street Lab projects are tailored to a community's unique needs to creatively address neighbourhood traffic safety concerns.

Automated Traffic Enforcement

Automated enforcement is a proven and effective tool to make Edmonton’s streets safer for everyone and one of many important tools needed to achieve Vision Zero.

Playground zone speed limit sign with children crossing road in background

School and Playground Zones

The lower speed limit improves safety around schools and playgrounds and protects young children, our most vulnerable road users.

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