Metro’s Night Owl Service To Get A Makeover
Night owl service in Seattle and places further afield is on the verge of major improvements. In April, we provided a brief on a review...
Fourth Avenue Covertly Gets Bus, Turn Lane
With little fanfare, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has quietly delineated some lanes on Fourth Avenue to allow transit to move more freely....
Introducing The Move Seattle Dashboard
One of the main points made by the anti-movement in the lead up to last year's vote on a Seattle-specific transportation levy, the nine-year Levy to...
Shoreline’s 145th Street Station Subarea Plan Is Approved
A three-year process to adopt subarea plans around two future light rail stations in Shoreline has come to an end. On Monday, the Shoreline...
Angle Lake Station Is Now Open
Sound Transit's long-awaited Angle Lake Station opened this past weekend to much fanfare. The station is Sound Transit's first extension south of SeaTac Airport....
New Movement Seeks To Empower Seattle Renters
On Saturday, the Capitol Hill EcoDistrict hosted a Renter Summit to kick off a community conversation about rising rents, renter protections, and transportation options....
Sunday Video: Now Arriving At Angle Lake Station
Yesterday was the grand opening of Angle Lake Station and our team was there for the momentous occasion. Seven years after the opening of...
Link 2.0: First Peek At Sound Transit’s New Siemens LRVs
Sound Transit's Board of Directors approved today, by unanimous vote, the purchase of the next round of light rail vehicles (LRVs) from Siemens. As...