Monthly Archives: January 2015
Free Bikeracks, Update On The First Hill Streetcar
As part of an effort to promote cycling in Seattle, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is offering free bikeracks to city property owners. Commute Seattle...
‘One Night Count’ Is Tonight
Every January, a count of our fellow residents experiencing homelessness is conducted across Seattle and King County. Last year, the results of the One...
One Last Goodbye to the Kalakala
That's it. Today, the Kalakala is going to the breakers. The 276-foot ferry's last trip is scheduled for early morning today, from the Hylebos...
Call To Action: Save The Northgate Pedestrian Bridge
The Northgate Pedestrian Bridge, a pedestrian and bicycle oriented crossing of I-5 for the Northgate Link Station, is at risk of losing its funding in the summer. The...
Lake City Way Slated for Pedestrian Improvements
Lake City Way is an arterial street in northeast Seattle that has been chronically unsafe for all users. It's also a State highway, so...
A Unique Downtown Street Corner Could Be Future Home To ‘121...
A half block of Second Avenue could soon be home to a new mixed-use high-rise skyscraper called 121 Stewart. This new tower proposal is nestled...
This Week: Three Chances to Talk Streets with SDOT
Last week, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) rolled out some big bicycle improvements along Roosevelt Way NE. The agency deployed new protected bike...
City Council Spars Over Woonerf in South Lake Union
Last Tuesday, the Seattle City Council Transportation Committee discussed the creation of a woonerf along 8th Ave between Harrison St and Thomas St in South...