Portland Adopts Vision Zero Action Plan
Last week the city council of Portland, Oregon signed on to the Vision Zero action plan that has been developed by the Portland Bureau of...
Making Vision Zero Real
One morning in early May of this year, shortly before leaving for work, I checked my Twitter account and learned that police activity had...
Remembering Those Lost To Traffic Violence
In 2015, over 35,000 people in the US were killed on our nation's roadways. This was the largest percentage increase over the previous year...
SDOT To Reprioritize Traffic Light Replacement
When the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) announced the end of an eight-year study on traffic collision data, it had a very comprehensive set...
Sunday Video: Safe Streets Are Great For Business
Seattle Neighborhood Greenways talks to a local Roosevelt business owner to see how safer streets make business better.
https://youtu.be/n7bRWxlhSxU
Streets In Seattle Are Getting A Little Calmer
Most streets in Seattle officially had 5 mph knocked off from their speed limits yesterday. Non-arterial streets dropped from 25 mph to 20 mph and...
Creating Seattle’s Superblocks, Part 1
Often when an idea comes along that the urban planning world finds intriguing, there's a race for other cities to try out that idea....
A Stroad Grows in Lynnwood: 196th St SW
Lynnwood is on a path toward disaster with its latest stroad designs for 196th St SW, a road bisecting the city's regional growth center near...