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Opening Streets to People Is Popular (Even in a Seattle Times Poll)

On Wednesday, The Seattle Times published a story on plans to expand the Stay Healthy Streets program that included an online poll to guage...

It’s Time to Downsize Seattle’s Car Bridges

While some are in a rush to rebuild aging bridges and expand car capacity, less is more when it comes to car lanes. Instead...

The Year of Car-free Streateries

As our city starts to open back up, several issues are becoming quite apparent in our urban villages. In many, there is inadequate space...
JUMP bikes became unrentable on Friday even there still littered about such as here at Gas Works. (Photo by author)

Uber Pulls the Plug on Jump Bikes After Buying Stake in Lime

Seattle once again finds itself without bikeshare. On Friday, Uber pulled the plug on its JUMP app after hitching its bike wagon to its...

Will the Pandemic Mark a Turning Point for Safer Streets in Seattle?

Across the world cities are taking bold measures to make it safer to walk and bike for transportation during the COVID-19 epidemic and beyond....

Bridge Closure Is a Chance for Sustainable Transportation to Thrive in West Seattle

In what proves to be an unpredictable year, the communities of West Seattle, SoDo and the Duwamish Valley were shocked by the sudden closure...
A Stay Healthy Street in Beacon Hill. (Photo by Seattle Neighborhood Greenways)

130 Miles of Open Streets Is Just What the Doctor Ordered

The Urbanist has been urging the City of Seattle to pedestrianize streets and create a safe biking network for years, but the pandemic has...

Seattle’s Densest Neighborhoods Need Open Streets Too

On Friday, when the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) announced its third set of streets open to people walking and rolling, calming them for...