Transportation

Two New Frelingford Projects Take Advantage of MHA but Show a Different Approach

On Monday, two projects went before the Northeast Design Review Board, each for their second round of Early Design Guidance. Each promised to deliver...

Is the New Sidewalk Program Living Up to Its Promise?

One of the central promises made to voters who passed Seattle's ambitious 2015 "Move Seattle" transportation levy was a robust commitment to expand Seattle's...
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Tim Eyman Is Back with Another Anti-Transportation Initiative, and It’s Going to the Ballot

Washington voters are poised to weigh in on an initiative (I-976) targeting a suite of car tab fees this November. Tim Eyman, an elections...

Streetcar Improvements Come to South Lake Union, Others On The Way

In November, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) rolled out the first of three rounds of planned speed and reliability improvements to the north...

State Ferry Plan Charts Course to Higher Ridership Future

On Thursday, Washington State Ferries (WSF) released their long-range plan for the state ferry network through 2040. The plan charts a course on vessel...

Sunday Video: Building the Cycling City with Melissa and Chris Bruntlett

https://youtu.be/c0Rmu2ku9Co?t=603 Seattle Neighborhood Greenways recently hosted Melissa and Chris Bruntlett, bicycling evangelists from Vancouver, British Columbia, to talk about lessons learned from Dutch cycling culture,...

Mayor Durkan Hires Defense Contractor to be Traffic Czar for Seattle Squeeze

Yesterday morning Mayor Jenny Durkan announced she had hired retired Air Force Major General Michael Worden to a newly created position--Director of Citywide Mobility...

Big Ideas from Imagine Downtown

Last year, the One Center City framework for Downtown Seattle graduated into a "defined action plan." In the process, City officials sought to continue...