Monthly Archives: September 2023
Seattle Council Pushes Forward on Transportation Impact Fees
The issue of whether Seattle should impose a sizable fee on all types of new development to fund transportation network improvements is back in...
Seattle-Area Schools Slowly Electrify Bus Fleets
Washington State has 40 electric school buses so far -- but big plans to change that. Meanwhile most parents drive their kids to school.
That...
Port of Seattle To Upgrade Interbay Bike Trail, Removing Major Pinch...
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...
Op-Ed: Route 8 or Route Late? Help Us Fix Seattle’s Least...
A Route 8 bus stops at Capitol Hill Station and nearly half of the completely full bus gets off and is replenished by new...
Meet Ray Delahanty, the Guy Behind CityNerd
From urban planner to YouTube star, Delahanty keeps walking his way toward a more urbanist future.
The genesis of CityNerd is a Covid-era story of...
Denny Way Repaving Passes on “Large Opportunity” To Rethink Key Corridor
SDOT considered a laundry list of improvements, but most aren't moving forward.
As soon as next year, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will start...
Sound Transit Braces for Overcrowding As It Launches Lynnwood Link in...
The full opening of East Link will bring a reprieve, but overcrowding issues could resume with Federal Way Link.
With approximately one year until Sound...
Sunday Video: City Council Forum 2 on Housing and the Seattle...
On Wednesday, the eight Seattle City Council candidates in open seat races faced off in a forum held at First Baptist Church. Questions were...