Road Work Will Disrupt Seattle Bike Network Ahead of 2024 Additions
Seattle's network of safe bike facilities continues to expand, if not at the pace that many safe streets advocates would like to see. According...
Bus Lanes Still Under Consideration As Part of Route 48 Revamp
One of King County Metro's frequent workhorse routes connecting multiple current and future light rail stations along the east side of the city could...
Federal Boost Helps Shoreline’s 148th Street Pedestrian Bridge
A planned bicycle and pedestrian bridge connecting Sound Transit's coming light rail station at NE 148th Street in Shoreline with the growing residential district...
South King County Sees Alarming Jump in Pedestrian Fatalities
Over ten years, the number of fatal crashes in eight South Sound cities has nearly tripled.
In a year when traffic fatalities in Washington state...
Seattle Plans Emergency Bike Lanes as Spokane Street Bridge Remains Closed
In response to the indefinite closure of the Spokane Street Swing Bridge, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) announced Tuesday that it would be...
Seattle’s ‘Block the Box’ Cameras Show Early Signs of Working
The new intersection cameras issued over 1,800 warning tickets to blocking drivers within the first few months of the program, but only 34 official...
The Urbanist’s Ryan Packer Discusses Worsening Traffic Safety Crisis on KUOW
The pedestrian safety crisis has been worsening in Washington State and across the United States, even as most other industrialized nations have taken strides...
MLK Jr Way Bike Lane Project Pushed Back, Another Delay in South Seattle
Late Friday afternoon, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) announced that construction will not start on a protected bike lane, sidewalk, and intersection improvement...