Monthly Archives: May 2018
Sunday Video: Most Amazing Metro Stations From Around The World
https://youtu.be/r5qC21x-5AU
Take a gander at 16 amazing metro stations from around the world. This video shows that transit doesn't have to be a bland experience....
Will First Hill Ever Get the Rapid Transit It Deserves?
In cowardly fashion, Sound Transit couched in legalese its decision May 17th to cut First Hill from light rail consideration. Sound Transit's lawyers alleged...
Say Yes to Tiny House Villages
On May 22nd I attended an information meeting at New Hope Missionary Baptist Church about the Tiny House Village that is being erected by around...
Top Urbanist Action: Participate in Red May
Attend a Red May Event: May is nearing its end but there's still time to catch a Red May event. Tonight's is on "Community...
Seattle Considers Greater Tree Planting and Preservation Measures
Seattle has a citywide goal of 30% tree canopy coverage by 2037. While the city is 2% short of that goal according to the...
Gender Disparities in Bicycling: Small Steps to Close a Big Gap
It isn’t news that there are gender disparities among people who bike. Reports estimate that women make up between 25-30% of bike commuters, and...
City Council Allows Taller Wood Buildings, Reforms Street Vacation Process and...
On Monday, the Seattle City Council approved several actions related to land use and public space. These included revisions to the Seattle Building Code...
UW Should Fully Cover ORCA Transit Passes for Its Employees
If you work for King County or the City of Seattle, an unlimited ORCA transit pass comes with your job. Same thing if you...