What is Happening?

The City of Saskatoon is committed to developing a complete and connected network of walking and cycling facilities for people of all ages and abilities. To support this commitment, the City is implementing the rapid deployment of an All Ages and Abilities (AAA) neighbourhood bikeway on Munroe Avenue between College Drive and 14th Street (see map below) to improve cycling connections to the University of Saskatchewan Campus.

This project was developed using a rapid deployment model, which uses readily available and relatively inexpensive materials, such as signs, pavement markings, and temporary rubber curbs. This allows the City to easily adjust or adapt the measures if concerns are raised.

Map of the area

Below is a map of Munroe Avenue between College Drive and 14th Street. 

Have Your Say!

Please check this website for future engagement opportunities or use the information below to contact the project team. 

Your feedback will be used by the project team to evaluate, refine, and modify the neighbourhood bikeway as required.

Why Are We Doing This Work?

Neighbourhood bikeways are a type of cycling facility that feature people riding their bikes in mixed traffic and are best suited for streets with low vehicle volumes and speeds.

Munroe Avenue was approved as a neighbourhood bikeway by City Council on May 29, 2024. Effective on August 31, 2025, Munroe Avenue was designated as a neighbourhood bikeway with a 30 kilometre per hour speed limit between College Drive and 14th Street. The change is part of the City’s ongoing commitment to improve road safety for all users.

Other changes to the area include:

• Right-of-way was re-assigned to north – south movements along Munroe Avenue. Side streets are two-way stop control.
• Bikeway signs, speed limit signs, and sharrow (i.e.. bike) pavement markings were installed at the start of every block.
• Curb extensions were installed on Aird Street along the north edge of the park and on Colony Street along the south edge of the park using rubber curbs.
• Curb extensions were installed at the intersection of Elliot Street and Munroe Avenue using rubber curbs.