YF-EV-0144
Bike and Pedestrian Counts (Eco Counter), dataset tq23-qn4m: dataset page
What this source can establish
What the City says about its own counter data: that a full day may be incomplete for technical, environmental or equipment reasons, and that the data is raw and has not been through quality control or quality assurance. It also establishes the City's own words for what is counted, which are counts and cyclists rather than trips.
Record
- Publisher
- City of Edmonton Open Data Portal
- Kind
- city-webpage
- Published
- 2025-04-25
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-04
- Redistribution
- unclear
- Archive
- retained privately; hash published
- SHA-256
- ea398c3932a9665fb0d1e42a88c703019223107f8c93a0ea10bb79c8960bad79
City of Edmonton open data portal page; the archived bytes carry no redistribution grant. Fails closed to private.
Permitted excerpts
This source cannot be mirrored here, so these are the passages we are permitted to reproduce — the parts a claim on this site actually rests on.
- “Within this data, it is possible that a full day's worth of data may be incomplete. This could be for a number of reasons, be it technical, environmental or equipment failure.”
- “Also, this data is raw data, coming straight from the monitoring equipment. It has not undergone the rigour of a Quality Control and/or Quality Assurance process.”
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Used by
- Did Edmonton's automated counters record nearly 1.3 million cycling trips in the first seven months of 2026? — How much Edmonton cycles
- Do the Edmonton bike lanes the City meters carry little or no bicycle traffic? — How much Edmonton cycles
