Centre City Cycle Track Pilot — Final Report (City of Calgary)

What this source can establish

What Calgary counted on its centre-city cycle-track pilot corridors: four times as many daily winter bicycle trips comparing January 2015 with January 2016, and over 160,000 bicycle trips between November 2015 and the end of March 2016. Establishes corridor counts before and after the tracks opened, not a citywide winter mode share and not a controlled causal estimate of the infrastructure's effect.

Record

Publisher

City of Calgary

Kind

analytical-report

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not stated

Retrieved

2026-09-01

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retained privately; hash published

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• “On average, there are four times as many daily winter bicycle trips than before the cycle track was installed when comparing January 2015 (before the cycle) and January 2016 (after the cycle).”
• “Over 160,000 bicycle trips occurred between November 2015 and the end of March 2016.”

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