What’s happening now?

The City of Burnaby is conducting an Edmonds Speed and Traffic Management Study to better understand speed and traffic concerns and identify potential improvements for the area bounded by Edmonds Street, Kingsway, Canada Way and the New Westminster border. The goal is to enhance road safety for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists while preserving neighbourhood liveability.

We are now in Phase 2 of the study, where the project team will present findings from Phase 1 and share the recommendations for speed and traffic management measures.

Review the What We Heard report from Phase 1 for more information.

Share your voice by taking our Phase 2 survey by December 8, 2024.


This survey is administered by the City of Burnaby. Personal information collected and used for the purpose of receiving information regarding the Edmonds Speed and Traffic Management Study will be managed in accordance with s. 26(c) of the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. All personal information collected through this survey will remain confidential and de-identified when shared with the public. For questions regarding the collection of Personal Information and receipt of electronic messages please contact: Marketing and Corporate Communications at communications@burnaby.ca.


Attend a pop-up event (Phase 2)

Join us for one of two pop-up opportunities to learn more about the project and connect with us in person! No registration is required. View the display boards.

Saturday, November 30 | 11 am - 3 pm

Edmonds Community Centre (Room 173)

Tuesday, December 3 | 4 - 7 pm

Edmonds Community Centre (Room 173)

About this project

As sustained development growth continues in the city and across the region, local and regional traffic volumes have increased, posing access and operational challenges for residents within the neighbourhood. This study is aligned with council-adopted goals and objectives within Connecting Burnaby: Burnaby’s Transportation Plan and coincides with significant cycling infrastructure upgrades in the area through the Edmonds Town Centre Cycling Network Project, which aims to create a connected and safe cycling network that is suitable for cyclists of all ages and abilities.

What types of potential improvements are being considered?

We are considering the following potential improvements:

  • Speed humps
  • Traffic circles
  • Traffic diverters
  • Turn restrictions during peak hours