DID YOU KNOW?

In 2018 there were more than 43,000 collisions in the Edmonton Metro Region resulting in 39 fatalities and more than 9,200 injuries

CRISP partners share resources and expertise to implement on-going, collaborative and integrated intersection safety research and initiatives to reduce the frequency and severity of intersection collisions in the Edmonton Metro Region.

Initiatives are evidence-based and integrate best practices in the areas of education, engineering and enforcement followed by evaluation of results, and target four priorities: red light violations, pedestrian safety, speed and high crash locations.

Partners

Collaborative teams focused on integrated intersection safety.

Research

Collaborative teams focused on integrated intersection safety.

What We Do

Collaborative teams focused on integrated intersection safety.

Speeding costs us all

A pedestrian hit by a vehicle travelling at 60 km/h has a ...
90% chance of being killed.

High Cost of Speeding

In 2018 crashes in the Edmonton Metro Region cost nearly ...
$800 Million Annually.

High Crash Locations

Of all injury-related collisions in the Edmonton Metro Region ...
⅔ happen at intersections.

Pedestrian Safety

Everyday in 2018 on Edmonton Metro Region roads approximately...
14 people were injured.
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News and Highlights

2023 Grant Information and Application

Online Grant Application CRISP’s 2023 Safer Roads, Together Grants are designed for projects that promote collaboration to make Alberta Capital Region’s streets safe for all road users, of all ages and abilities.   Focus on Vulnerable Road UsersSafer Roads Together Grant has been established to promote collaborative, community-driven projects, partnerships and initiatives related to traffic safety

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Safer Roads, Together Unconference

How can we work together to make Edmonton Region’s streets safe for all road users, of all ages and abilities? This is the question we will be tackling during the Safer Roads, Together event being hosted by the Capital Region Integrated Safety Partnership (CRISP) on September 29, 2022 from 9:30 am – 4:00 pm. Safer

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CRISP Strategic Plan 2021-2023

In late 2020, CRISP members met to update the strategic plan with intentions to: Affirm CRISP’s vision, mission and values, and adjust if needed. Develop a three-year strategic framework for action. Develop goals for CRISP to achieve between 2021-2023. Develop action plans for each of CRISP’s strategic goals. View the 2021-2023 Strategic Plan

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There were 43,583 collisions in 2018

36 Fatality Collisions resulting in 39 fatalities.

5,505 Injury Collisions resulting in 9,210 Injuries of which 8,453 were classified as minor and 756 as major

38,041 Property Damage Only (PDO)