Sound Transit Puts Equitable TOD and Bathroom Policy Reform Front and Center
Sound Transit is making good on a policy directive to expand bathroom access to facilities and equitable transit-oriented development (TOD) commitments in Seattle. The...
Mayor Durkan Proposes $23.7 Million in Transit Investments with I-976 Defeated
Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan presented a spending plan on Monday for the funds collected and held in reserve during I-976 litigation. The Mayor's proposal...
Seattle Subway-Backed HB 1304 Gets First Hearing February 9th
Rapid transit help could be on the way for Seattle. House Bill 1304, a bill to enable local rapid transit funding, has its first...
Reclaiming NE 45th Street from Cars
This 45th Street redesign would add protected bike lanes and put people rather than cars first.
Seattle’s NE 45th Street has long served as a...
SDOT Explores Mobility Improvements Near 130th and 148th Street Light Rail Stations
In NE 130th St & 148th Stations Multimodal Access Study, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) examines the tough conditions for people walking, rolling,...
Washington State Ferries Records 41% Ridership Collapse in 2020 Due to Pandemic
It was a given that the pandemic would depress ferry ridership, but Washington State Ferries (WSF) has reported an astonishing 41% ridership decline in...
Terry White Has Deep Roots and Big Plans as Metro General Manager
It isn’t easy to start a new job in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic, much less one that involves running an entire transit...
Sound Transit 3 Program Realignment Begins at Board Workshop
On Thursday, the Sound Transit Board began the Sound Transit 3 program realignment process with a workshop that centered on a briefing by agency...