The Time is Now to Start Seattle’s Next Transit Revolution with E-Scooters
In 2015, after 14 years of car ownership, I decided to go car-free. I had been living in Wallingford for six years, and I...
RapidRide K Line Hopes to Speed Service Between Kirkland and Bellevue
In September, King County Metro began the planning process for the RapidRide K Line. The 18-mile line is anticipated to begin service in 2025...
Southworth Fast Ferry Planning Underway, Launching in 2020
A new passenger-only fast ferry route is poised to begin service from Southworth next year. The service would operate on weekdays between Southworth and...
First Bus Lane and Queue Jump Coming to Olympia
Olympia is poised to get its first bus lane and queue jump, benefiting transit riders who use Intercity Transit buses. The City of Olympia...
Call to Action: Pass MASS Package, Fare Share, and Mosqueda’s Missing Middle Housing Budget...
The Seattle budget process is chugging along with another public comment session tomorrow Wednesday at 3:30pm. Soon Seattle City Council will be making their...
The Boring Truths, Part II: “Boring” Addendum
After receiving an enormous amount of responses in a variety of places regarding the subject matter of a certain recent post, I wanted to add a few...
Metro Enters Next Phase of Kent, Renton, and Auburn Bus Restructure, Seeking Feedback
Related to the RapidRide I Line program, King County Metro is proposing an overhaul of the bus network in parts of Kent, Renton, and...
Metro Unveils More RapidRide I Line and New Bus Base Concepts, Wants Feedback
King County Metro is moving into its next planning phase for a new RapidRide line in Southeast King County, a local bus restructure, and...