YF-EV-0162
Bike Routes, dataset vd4b-a4iv: type, classification and geometry for all 10,417 segments
What this source can establish
The line geometry of every segment of Edmonton's bike network with its type (ON ROAD or OFF ROAD), its classification and whether it is built or still coming. Joined to the published counter coordinates it is what decides whether a counter sits on an on-street bike lane or a shared path, which is the membership test the brief fixed before any figure was read.
Record
- Publisher
- City of Edmonton
- Kind
- observed-data
- Published
- 2025-12-12
- Retrieved
- 2026-09-04
- Redistribution
- unclear
- Archive
- original archive lost; see the audit record
- SHA-256
- 2d3ec30459b5258376e255e3648e7acbfae4d42a501f34580589da952a357d53
The archived copy this hash identifies, retrieved 2026-09-04, was lost on or before 2026-10-02. The recorded hash is unchanged. The same URL was fetched again on 2026-10-02 and registered as YF-EV-0331. The fresh copy's bytes differ from the recorded hash; the source may have changed since 2026-09-04, or the publisher may serve different bytes on each request. The audit found the content itself changed: this copy has 10,418 segments, and the original had 10,417. Either way, the published claims still cite this entry. Audit record: https://yegfacts.ca/methodology/audits/archive-loss-2026-10-02
City of Edmonton open data served through Socrata; the archived bytes carry no redistribution grant. Fails closed to private.
Verify independently
Fetch the original and hash it: if the bytes still match the SHA-256 above, you have the same document we read. We no longer hold the copy we read on , so we cannot verify against it if the page has changed. The audit record says what still supports each finding that cites this source.
Used by
- Do the Edmonton bike lanes the City meters carry little or no bicycle traffic? — How much Edmonton cycles