YF-EV-0026
Cycling in a winter wonderland (City of Edmonton)
https://why.edmonton.ca/stories/cycling-in-a-winter-wonderland/
What this source can establish
What the City reports its counters recorded: more than 90,000 bike trips counted in December 2023, an increase of 143 per cent over the previous December, alongside the City's estimate that one in four cyclists ride year-round. Establishes counted volumes at instrumented locations as the City states them, not unique riders, trip purpose, mode share, or how much of the increase reflects added counters and new routes.
Record
- Publisher
- City of Edmonton
- Kind
- city-webpage
- Published
- not stated
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-01
- Redistribution
- unclear
- Archive
- retained privately; hash published
- SHA-256
- f7eaf5e1277dce731a46bcc31ff175c394c6066c9ed2aa8f15f6bd2f3e7fda5d
City of Edmonton webpage; redistribution terms not stated. Fails closed to private.
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- “More than 90,000 bike trips were counted in December 2023—an increase of 143 per cent over the previous December.”
- “The City of Edmonton estimates one in four cyclists ride all-year round.”
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Used by
- Does Edmonton's winter climate make cycling unworkable as a meaningful transportation mode? — Winter cycling in Edmonton