Calgary Ring Roads
Deerfoot Trail
Deerfoot Trail is the major north/south transportation route through the City of Calgary and is part of the North/South Trade Corridor. It is maintained and upgraded by Alberta Transportation.
Deerfoot Trail – Operational Safety Review
In partnership with the City of Calgary, the Alberta government completed an operational safety review of Deerfoot Trail.
- Opus International Consultants Ltd. conducted the review in three phases. The first phase involved a review of traffic volumes and collision histories to determine if there are any patterns in terms of driver behaviour or types of collisions. The consultant also compared the rates to similar roadways in other cities.
- The second phase looked at operating measures that may reduce collisions such as lighting, road markings, signage, reduced speeds, and restricting the operation of slow-moving or large commercial vehicles.
- The third phase developed a strategy to implement any recommended measures.
Phase 3 Report Executive Summary (pdf 2MB)
Contact:
Olivier Lahey, Operations Engineer
Alberta Transportation
Phone: 403-297-6384
Email: olivier.lahey@gov.ab.ca
Calgary Ring Road
The Transportation Utility Corridor (TUC) was originally planned by the Province of Alberta and the City of Calgary in the late 1970s and is commonly referred to as the Calgary Ring Road. During the 1980s and 1990s the Province of Alberta, who is responsible for the development and management of the Ring Road, purchased most of the lands required for the TUC.
For more information follow the links on this map or call (403) 297-5813. For toll-free calls outside Calgary, dial 310-0000.
Above is a map of the City of Calgary Provincial Highway projects. Please find your area of interest and follow the corresponding links.
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