With the loss of the SoDo Busway for Sound Transit light rail expansion, 4th Avenue S in SoDo will have to accommodate dozens of additional buses per hour. The Seattle Department of Transportation is pushing for a plan that won't worsen safety on the street.

The Seattle Transportation Plan, shows a lofty vision for the next two decades of city investment in transportation. The hard part comes next with funding it and effectively implementing it — plus, aligning it with a delayed comprehensive plan for land use.

South Tacoma faces the threat of a warehouse complex that would exacerbate air pollution, extreme heat, and violent crime. It’s no coincidence that the already...

The State has a role in defining the market for freight and charting emissions reductions with a shift to rail. When the Washington State Legislature...

A Strauss resolution would give the freight board more oversight and chance to block changes to truck streets. An under-the-radar resolution moving through the Seattle...

The issue of whether Seattle should impose a sizable fee on all types of new development to fund transportation network improvements is back in...

One of the city's most highly-used bike trails is about to see improvements that will remove elements that have been giving trail users consternation...

In 1972, the City of Seattle asked a group of citizens, anyone who wanted to attend a series of meetings, to work together to...