Sunday Video: Can We Live Without Predictions?
Transit guru Jarrett Walker talks about how predictions of the future are often distracting and loaded when it comes to planning transportation networks. Instead,...
Roosevelt RapidRide Predictably Scales Back Bike Plans
On Tuesday, the Seattle City Council got an update on the proposed Roosevelt RapidRide corridor. Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) staff shared details on...
Map Of The Week: Seattle Subway Vision Map
Seattle Subway, a local grassroots transit advocacy group, has a new regional vision map out that charts where they think future light rail lines...
Routes 3 And 4 Should Stay On James Street
King County Metro is proposing to move the Route 3 and Route 4 off of James Street and onto Yesler Way through the growing...
Sunday Video: Nijmegen The City That Tamed Cars So People Can Walk And Bike
In this follow-up short on Nijmegen, Streetfilms digs deep into the walk and bike culture of this Dutch city, which held the Velo-City 2017...
Lake2Bay Street Design Concept Plan Adopted As Formal Rule
A rule governing the public realm improvement plan for the Lake2Bay corridor has finally been adopted. The 1.6-mile Lake2Bay corridor stretches from Seattle's waterfront...
Beacon Hill Safety Project Riles Neighbors
Throughout 2016, I covered the process that led to the selection of twelve neighborhood-focused transportation improvements though the Neighborhood Street Fund process. Those concepts...
Sound Transit To Decide Permanent Lynnwood Link Station Names
The Sound Transit Capital Committee will meet today to determine the fate of station names for four stations on the Lynnwood Link extension. Earlier...