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West Seattle Bridge Closes for Emergency Repair Work as Governor Issues Stay at Home Order

Matthew Metz - March 24, 2020

Rendering of I-395 interchange with pond. (WSDOT)

Legislature Authorizes $10 Billion in Highway Spending

Telecommuting Surged, Transit Use Lagged among Downtown Seattle Workers in 2019

WSDOT Prepares to Open Brand New Seven-Lane Road through Seattle

GIG is entering the Seattle carsharing market with 250 vehicles this spring. (Photo courtesy of GIG)

GIG Car Share Is Coming to Seattle

An electric car charging outside a museum. (Credit: Slowking4, Wikimedia Commons)

Why Washington Should Require All New Cars Sold in State to...

Matthew Metz - February 26, 2020

Senator Hobbs Showcases Big Transportation Proposal and It’s Still Highway Focused

Stephen Fesler - February 12, 2020

P-Patch Rescue Obscures Raw Deal on Seattle Center’s Mercer Garage

Ryan Packer - January 24, 2020

I-405 Stride Update Could Shave Another 13 Minutes Off Morning Bus...

Stephen Fesler - January 17, 2020

The Uber app deployed on a phone. (Credit: Benjamin Keller)

How to Combat Ridehailing’s Ills

Benjamin Keller - January 14, 2020

Youth climate activists organized the first Fridays for the Future rally on March 22, 2019. District 4 City Council candidate Shaun Scott attended and gave a brief talk encouraging activists. (Photo by author)

It’s Well Past Time We Ditch Fossil Fuels

Doug Trumm - January 9, 2020

Jump In Traffic Volumes Points To An Uphill Climb To Reduce...

Ryan Packer - January 7, 2020

A rendering of an orchard concept for the future park planned at the Battery Portal Site in Belltown. During the next year there will be opportunities for the public to contribute design ideas for the future park. (Credit: Recharge the Battery)

Battery Portal: A New Park for Belltown

Natalie Bicknell - January 2, 2020