LRT Network Map Edmonton is changing, and our transportation needs are growing. LRT is a key part of Edmonton’s mass transit network as outlined in The City Plan and a solution to move people quickly and efficiently along transportation corridors.

2015年5月7日 · Just saw that you posted Edmonton’s long-term LRT network plan. That’s the engineering consultants’ version; I designed a nicer map on commission for the mayor’s office — with significantly more detail, based on the individual line plans — which you can see here.

The City of Edmonton’s Request for Qualifications (RFQ) for the design and manufacturing of up to 53 new high-floor light-rail vehicles (LRVs) closed in December 2024.

Download a map showing stops, stations, and the route path. Use the interactive map to learn more about the Southeast to West LRT project. The corridor shown is an approximation. For more detailed maps visit your area page or click on the detailed map at each station and stop.

Expanding the Metro Line NW LRT is part of the City’s Transportation Master Plan’s vision. One of the key objectives is to serve developed, redeveloping, and new neighbourhoods in the north and northwest sections of the city. How long is the Metro Line NW …

2015年5月6日 · Out of curiosity I searched for Edmonton Transit’s plan and found this terrible map of their light rail development plan. What is going on?! Transit Maps says: At first…

Edmonton would need to make sure that bus routes do a good job of getting people to and from LRT stations so that trips would be as short and quick as possible.

In June, the Edmonton City Council made the decision to move forward expanding the LRT across Edmonton. The Capital Line South will be finished first, but the Phase 2 priority of Edmonton’s LRT expansion will be the Metro Line Northwest. The Metro Line Northwest will include a stop in Griesbach!

The report outlines key characteristics of the future LRT network, recommendations on system style, vehicle technology, number of LRT lines and tunnel capacity constraints.

A set of maps visualizing a possible future for mass transit in the greater Edmonton area. Over the years, I’ve grown to love Edmonton as my hometown and to embrace the dynamic, big-city …