Everett Transit Rethinks Its Future, But Is It Time For A Merger?
Everett has struggled for years to provide a basic city-operated transit system under the banner of Everett Transit. Due to declining sales tax revenues...
GIG Has Launched Bringing Free-Floating Carshare Back to Seattle
GIG Car Share has finally launched in Seattle with service starting on June 30th. The service includes an initial 250 cars and limited homearea...
Seattle Planning Scaled Back Benefit District Transit Boost, with Car Tabs Blocked
Transportation funding is in serious peril due to a perfect storm, but there could be help on the horizon. The storm started in November...
Sound Transit Shores Up Tacoma Link Budget and Receives TOD Code Grant
Sound Transit has allocated additional funding to the Tacoma Link extension project to shore up the budget. Costs have primarily risen from unforeseen right-of-way...
Sound Transit Capital Program Realignment Process Slowed Down to Mid-2021
The Sound Transit Board of Directors are punting on a realignment program of capital expansion projects for at least a year, allowing current projects...
Sunday Video: Should Cities Keep Open Streets After The Pandemic?
https://youtu.be/WWRBnDNbAR4
Dave Amos argues why open streets being rolled out during the pandemic should be made permanent.
Seattle Is Relaxing Requirements to Encourage More Outdoor Cafes and Retail on City Streets
On Friday morning, heading into the first full weekend of summer and 53 days since Governor Jay Inslee announced a phased reopening for Washington,...
AAWA: All Aboard Washington Responds to East-West Passenger Rail Study
All Aboard Washington (AAWA) is pleased that the Feasibility of an East-West Intercity Passenger Rail System for Washington State (East-West) study previewed on Tuesday...