University of Washington’s New Spaces For Pedestrians and Bicyclists
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The University of Washington is wrapping up major construction of new student housing in the West...
Closing Trafalgar Square To Traffic
Framed by grand buildings, Trafalgar Square, was up until the mid-1990s choked by traffic which encircled its edges on four sides. The historic design...
Kitsap Transit Plans to Revive High Speed Ferries
Kitsap Transit plans to begin high speed foot ferry service between western Puget Sound and Seattle within the next few years. Trips between Bremerton...
Route-Level Details of Recommended U-Link Bus Restructures
King County Metro Transit quietly released final recommendations for a major network change last night. Spurred on by the introduction of light rail to...
Cliffnotes on Recommended U-Link Bus Restructures, King County Council to Weigh In
On Tuesday, King County Executive Dow Constantine transmitted his recommendations for connecting new light rail stops with Seattle bus routes to the County Council....
Fridaygram: Brooklyn Bridge
After 13 years of construction, the world's first steel suspension bridge, Brooklyn Bridge was opened in 1883. Boasting the longest span in the world...
ICYMI: New Trolleybuses Now Rolling on Seattle Streets
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Five new 40-foot electric trolleybuses are now rolling on the streets of Seattle, but more are soon to come. Their christening was marked by extensive...
Map of the Week: Lack of Sidewalks in Seattle
Most long-time Seattleites know that sidewalks are a highly charged and controversial discussion point in many neighborhoods. But that's not because people don't like them....