I-5 Lid Could Support Downtown Seattle High-Speed Rail Station
Earlier this year the city published a feasibility study to put a lid above I-5 to reconnect Downtown and First Hill, two neighborhoods divided...
Council to Vote Monday on Committee Assignments with Pedersen Transportation Chair
Update: The Seattle City Council unanimously passed the proposed committee assignments on Monday, January 6th and elected M. Lorena González as Council President. The...
Battery Portal: A New Park for Belltown
It's official, Belltown is getting a new park at the Battery Portal Site as part of the Waterfront Seattle project. At about three acres,...
Sound Transit Seeking Bids for Large TOD Site in Bellevue’s Spring District
A new transit-oriented development (TOD) in Bellevue could happen on surplus property owned by Sound Transit. The transit agency is actively seeking private bids...
Arena’s Protected Bike Lane Component Features a Zigzag and a Dead End
The bike infrastructure around the Seattle Center Arena is on track to get an upgrade by the time visitors start arriving at the new...
Another New Year’s Eve of Free and Extended Bus and Streetcar Service
New Year's Eve is nearly upon us and many Puget Sound transit agencies have you covered if you are looking to ring in the...
Feet First: Stop Building New Highway Lanes, Fund Local Streets and Transit First
Feet First believes in walkable places to improve our quality of life--communities with safe walking conditions, nearby jobs, stores, services, parks and gathering places,...
Gondolas Could Be the Light Rail Complement Seattle Needs
Seattle has plenty of hills and waterways which makes a subway system attractive in comparison to road-based solutions. But even a subway needs to...