Pretty much, except for small residential (or city centre) roads.
A dashed blue edge to the road means a lane separated by a kerb from cars and pedestrians. A solid blue edge means a line of paint on the road. There are also off-road paths with dashed, blue lines.
The thick, translucent lines are just signed, long-distance routes; they are likely to be mostly good, but not necessarily.
A dashed blue edge to the road means a lane separated by a kerb from cars and pedestrians. A solid blue edge means a line of paint on the road. There are also off-road paths with dashed, blue lines.
The thick, translucent lines are just signed, long-distance routes; they are likely to be mostly good, but not necessarily.
https://osm.org/go/0H54ISC?layers=C (Odense, a town in Denmark, just to show it isn't only Copenhagen.)