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Pedestrian and dogs use a crosswalk in Sand Point while a convertible driver yields.

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City Council Salvaging Some SDOT Projects from Durkan Cut Heap

Stephen Fesler - August 4, 2020

Lake Washington Boulevard Dedicated to Pedestrians and Cyclists through Labor Day

U.S. Route 2 in the heart of Leavenworth. (Google Maps)

WSDOT Supporting Low-Stress Streets and Pop-Up Commerce on State Highways During Pandemic

Ideas in Open Streets: Bothell, W.A.

Cover image courtesy of Howard Ignatius / Flickr; edited by author.

More Ways Than One

Sunday Video: Should Cities Keep Open Streets After The Pandemic?

Stephen Fesler - June 28, 2020

SDOT Budget Cuts Miss the Point

Ray Dubicki - June 25, 2020

SDOT Announces Four More Miles of Open Streets Plus Lake Washington...

Doug Trumm - June 24, 2020

Soft Opening for a Hard Won Trail

Ray Dubicki - June 19, 2020

Safe biking infrastructure still has a long way to go in Bellevue--but building it is worth it. (Photo by Chris Randels)

Let’s Make Bellevue a 15-Minute City

Christopher Randels - June 18, 2020

Requests for Repaving Reprieve on Ballard’s Market Street

Ray Dubicki - June 9, 2020

To Address Health Inequities, Black Folks Need the Right to Move...

Barbara Baquero, Kate Hoerster and KL Shannon - June 4, 2020

An example of a push button that needs to be activated to trigger the walk signal (aka. beg button) in the Central District. (Photo by author)

City Bypasses Beg Buttons in a Victory for Advocates

Troy Heerwagen - June 2, 2020