Traffic Safety

Leduc’s traffic safety program is enhanced through a policing partnership between Leduc Enforcement Services and Leduc RCMP. The goals of this program are to reduce collisions and provide safe roads in the city and surrounding area.


Traffic Enforcement

Traffic safety efforts include key locations throughout the City of Leduc:

School Zones / Areas  
Motorists can expect to see enforcement in school zones when restrictions are in effect. School zones are in effect every school day from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The speed limit in school zones is 30 km/hr.

​All school zones in the City of Leduc​

Playground Zones  
Motorists can expect to see enforcement in playgound zones year round. Playground zomes are in efect every day from 8:30 a.m. to 1 hour past sunset. The speed limit in playground zones in 30 km/hr.
  • Southfork Drive (at/near Mckinley Park)
  • Caledonia Drive (at/near Rainbow Park)
  • Bridgeport Blvd (at/near Harry Bienert Park)
  • Southwick Way (at/near Cst Jose Agostinho Park)
  • Robinson Drive (at/near Ruddy Park)
  • Sheppard Circle (at/near McKinley Park North)
  • Windrose Drive (at/near Doris Smith Park)
  • Schubert Street (at/near Knie Park)
  • West Haven Drive (at/near Lillian Camp Park)
  • Deer Valley Road (at/near Mary Marsh Park)
  • Ameena Drive (at/near Mary Marsh Park)
Regular Zones  
You can expect to see enforcement in the following areas.
  • Highway 39 near Deer Valley Drive / West Haven Boulevard
  • 50th Avenue near Discovery Way
  • Grant MacEwan Boulevard near 50th Avenue
  • 50th Street near 43A Avenue
  • 50th Street near 47th Avenue
  • 50th Street near Grant MacEwan Boulevard
  • 52nd Street (at/near Willow Park School)
  • 52nd Street (near Edward Wolfe Park)
 
 

 

Fine payment and speeding fines


Distracted Driving

On Jan. 1, 2016 the provincial Distracted Driving Law came into effect with a penalty of $287 and 3 demerit points. If a motorist creates a serious collision while driving distracted, they can expect a $543 ticket, with 6 demerit points for careless driving. Learn more about distracted driving in Leduc.


Other community safety initiatives include:

  • Speed awareness signs
  • Utility trailers, RVs, quads and heavy vehicles
  • Child seat safety check in partnership with Alberta Health nurses
  • Bicycle safety clinics
  • Stop sign and traffic violations
  • Routine patrols

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