Your experience shapes safer streets for everyone.
Bike Safe Streets is an independent, community-led initiative gathering your experiences with cycling infrastructure. From what works well to what's still missing.
"Show what works. Flag what's missing."
Your input matters
- Share a route you actually use
- Identify safe and unsafe spots
- Suggest practical improvements
- Results shared with decision-makers
Open to cyclists, drivers, pedestrians, transit riders, families and business owners.
Why This Matters
Why This Matters
Cycling infrastructure affects more than people riding bicycles. Street design influences cyclists, pedestrians, drivers, transit users, families, businesses and people of different ages and abilities.
Identify What Works
Recognize the routes, intersections and connections that make everyday trips safer and more practical for people of all ages and abilities.
Flag What's Missing
Identify gaps, unsafe crossings and missing connections that prevent residents from choosing active or multi-modal travel for everyday trips.
Inform Better Decisions
Summarized findings can help provincial and municipal elected officials, transportation planners and communities better understand lived experience.
The Campaign
Where We Ride
"Show what works. Flag what's missing."
Where We Ride is collecting experiences and everyday cycling routes from across Alberta. Tell us about a route you actually use to work, school, shopping, transit or anywhere else. Complete a short survey, share a Strava link, upload a route file, or attach a screenshot of your trip.
Alberta's first Bike Safe Streets campaign
Complete a short survey and optionally share a screenshot, Strava link or route file showing a trip to work, school, shopping, transit or other destinations.
Privacy tip: Privacy tip: Consider trimming or hiding the beginning and end of your route if they identify your home, workplace or school.
Takes about 5 minutes · Completely voluntary
Transparency
How Your Feedback Will Be Used
All survey responses will be summarized transparently and shared with provincial and municipal elected officials. A public report will be published so the community can see what was heard.
This is a voluntary advocacy survey, not a representative public-opinion poll.
What happens with your response
- 01
You complete the survey
Share your route and experience at your own pace.
- 02
Responses are summarized
Findings are aggregated and analyzed transparently.
- 03
A public report is published
The community can see what was heard.
- 04
Shared with decision-makers
Delivered to provincial and municipal elected officials.
Results
Results will be published as responses are collected and analyzed. Once available, this section will feature statistics, community stories, photographs and aggregated route maps showing where Albertans ride every day.
View the results pageStatistics, stories and route maps
Published as responses are collected
About
About Bike Safe Streets
Bike Safe Streets is an independent, community-led initiative created to better understand how people experience cycling infrastructure in their everyday lives. The project began in Alberta with a simple idea: there should also be a way for people to show where cycling infrastructure works, where connections are missing and how streets could be made safer and more practical.
Every route tells a story.
Whether you cycle daily, occasionally, or not at all — your experience of our streets matters. Share it in five minutes.
Voluntary · Independent community initiative