Edmonton Roads News Today

Edmonton police hope to speak with anyone who witnessed a collision between a motorcycle and a pedestrian at a traffic circle in north central Edmonton on Saturday evening. 

Police said a speeding semi drove erratically in southeast Edmonton, ran a red light and hit several trees and two vehicles, sending five people to hospital. 

The two-vehicle crash happened Sunday night at the intersection of 66th Street and 34th Avenue, where police said a truck ran a red light and t-boned a car.

Drivers will be waiting several more months for repairs to the Whitemud Drive overpass at Anthony Henday Drive on the east side of the city to be complete.

Two men have been left rattled after bricks thrown off a southside overpass smashed into their vehicles on Whitemud Drive — two of nine such incidents EPS is investigating.

Angela Wu-Kemp was driving on Whitemud Drive near the 53 Avenue overpass in south Edmonton when a rock came through her windshield.

Officers from the Edmonton Police Service's major collision investigation unit responded to the intersection of 90th Avenue and 50th Street on Thursday night.

On Friday afternoon, Edmonton police said Jasper Avenue was closed in both directions between 121st and 123rd streets after a pedestrian was seriously injured in a collision.

Starting Friday, Feb. 9, the westbound lanes of the Whitemud over the bridge will close. Two-way traffic will be redirected to the eastbound lanes of Rainbow Valley Bridge.

The Phase 1 parking ban that came into effect in Edmonton earlier this week will end at 7 p.m. Friday.