With MLK Way Groundbreaking, South Seattle Bike Projects Start Getting Delivered
Construction has started on a 1.1-mile stretch of protected bike lanes along Martin Luther King Jr Way, finally starting work to connect Southeast Seattle,...
Sunday Video: Designing A Frequent Transit System
Reece Martin at RMTransit walks through how transit can be better designed to support frequent transit use. Basic things like larger doors and better...
Community Transit Announces Swift Orange Line Launch in March 2024
Community Transit continues to march forward with its affordable and impactful bus rapid transit system expansion. The agency has officially picked an opening date...
Editorial: Seattle Should Not Pass Transportation Impact Fees
Facing a housing slowdown, foisting more costs onto new homes to fund a hodgepodge of transportation projects is a terrible idea.
The four members of...
Sound Transit Moves to Tighten Fare Enforcement Starting November 15
Notices recently started appearing at Link stations to warn riders that more stringent fare enforcement would go into effect later this month. Sound Transit...
UW Grapples with the Transportation Needs of a Growing Campus
The University of Washington (UW) has been actively addressing transportation challenges inherent in operating a 60,000-student campus amidst Seattle’s already bustling street network. The...
County Delays Seattle’s Connection to the Green River Trail to 2027
Users of the Green River Trail through South King County will have a considerably longer wait for a long-promised trail connection to Seattle, due...
Op-Ed: Sound Transit Should Run Link All Night or Provide Shadow Night Bus Service
Standing on the platform of SeaTac Airport Station after midnight, straining to see whether the next light rail train is coming, I can’t help...