Stub Yesler Way Bike Lane Illustrates Lack of Planning for Waterfront Bike Access
Early last week, crews with Seattle's Office of the Waterfront installed a very short stretch of two-way bike lane, at the foot of Yesler...
Bremerton Grabs a Big Opportunity to Improve Walking and Cycling Access
Kitsap County's largest city, Bremerton, is moving forward with a transportation project that has the potential to catalyze momentum for improved walking and biking...
Community Options Emerge for Aurora Avenue Redesign
After a summer of public outreach, SDOT is hearing recurring themes people want for the future of Aurora Avenue N.
Beginning in June, the public...
Op-Ed: The Case for a 12-Foot Trail on Bremerton’s Warren Avenue Bridge
It’s time to decide on Bremerton’s Warren Avenue Bridge bike and pedestrian trail. After years of study, the debate is whether the east side...
Rainier Valley Greenway’s Final Segment Starts Construction After Years of Red Tape
Earlier this month, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) started construction on a small stretch of multi-use pathway near I-90 that will have an...
Eastrail Sees Big Milestone in Kirkland, and Setbacks in Bellevue
This weekend, elected officials and staff with the City of Kirkland cut the ribbon on the new Totem Lake Connector bicycle and pedestrian bridge....
Seattle Is Finally Getting Its First Protected Intersection
After years of delays, Seattle is finally set to try out a pedestrian and bike safety countermeasure that's been shown to provide big gains....
Advocates Advance ‘Pedestrianize This’ Campaign, Is SDOT Ready to Listen?
A Seattle Neighborhood Greenways forum pushes the city to heed community-led efforts to remove cars from some streets. SDOT may finally be listening.
During a...