When snow falls, the City works hard to ensure safe mobility no matter how Edmontonians choose to travel across the city. Learn more about how we respond to snow and ice in your neighbourhood and on major roads.
There are several parking options depending on which ban is underway.
During a Major Roads Phase 1 Parking Ban, the City clears major roads, core business areas and bus routes such as busy roads like Jasper Avenue or 124 Street. A Residential and Industrial Roads Phase 2 Parking Ban is sometimes called after a Major Roads Parking Ban. These are the quieter roads, like the one in front of your house. It is dependent on many factors, such as the amount of snowfall.
Parking Ban
You Can Park
Do Not Park
Major Roads including core business areas & Bus Routes
(Phase 1)
On residential roads that do not have 'Seasonal No Parking' signs
In parking garages and public parking lots
On arterial and collector roads until these roads have been cleared
On bus routes and all roads with 'Seasonal No Parking' signs
On any road that has been cleared if parking is allowed there normally, including 'Seasonal No Parking' areas
In designated snow and ice alternative parking stalls and lots
With permission, on surplus parking in a neighbour’s property, for example, a parking space
On residential or industrial area roads until these roads have been cleared
In residential alleyways
Note: For each phase, parking will be allowed on roads once they are cleared. You do not have to wait for the City to end the ban before parking on a cleared road.