Shouts of "backdoor" are quickly returning to Seattle buses. A few months ago, King County Metro Transit began phasing out sensory technology for rear doors opening when activated by riders. Riders were encouraged to motion near or press on...
Approaching the halfway mark of their Fall 2020 Light Rail Communities workshop, Snohomish County has opened up part two of the workshop to address and solicit community feedback on their current and future housing affordability situation. This workshop is...
In late April, Metropolitan King County Council formally identified a locally preferred alternative for the RapidRide I Line, which is billed as opening in 2023. The RapidRide corridor would stretch from Renton to Auburn via Kent, primarily running along...
As Seattle's economy continues to grow rapidly and as congestion continues to increase, the upcoming ballot measure Sound Transit 3 (ST3) enables us to provide the infrastructure most necessary to support this growth. It's a crucial shot in the...
When we reported that the Kalakala was getting scrapped, we did not expect much of the ship would be saved. However, interest in preserving pieces of the ship picked up when the scrapping process began. A few sizable parts were bought by...
More than two dozen Sound Transit projects are stalled out, which is the result of an aggressive conservative fiscal approach that the agency took in light of the pandemic. Projects that were not already under construction or not yet...
This is the 7th year of the Worst Intersection in Seattle competition and it's the biggest yet!
There are 19 nominees, including 6 different intersections within half a mile of each other in the Denny Triangle or along Denny. And...
Here’s what I know about cycling, based on stuff Seattle people say:
Without good cycling infrastructure, the only people who’ll venture out on a bike are spandex-encased No Fear types.
Even they won’t cycle in the rain.
Taichung is a...
