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Walking

Two teens walk along the edge of Aurora with no sidewalk and streams of cars going by.

Aurora Avenue: Can a Lost Opportunity Be Regained?

Most of us have an attic, or a storage locker, or a closet, or a drawer that is neglected, full of things that we...
by John Beutler

AV, I’m Walking Here! Pedestrians and Self-Driving Cars

Unless you work in a factory, an autonomous vehicle (AV) is probably going to be the first physical robot you interact with, and the...

A Streetfight in Ballard for Safe Routes to School

Saint Alphonsus Parish and School in Ballard has a tiny streetfight on its hands. It happens almost daily and hasn't attracted much attention--possibly because...

Denny Way Bus Lane Is Finally Happening This Summer

One of the most highly anticipated spot improvements for a King County Metro bus route has long been the idea of a Denny Way...

Sand Point Way NE To Get New Sidewalks, But Other Changes Uncertain

Sand Point Way NE has long been a busy street with high speeds, unpleasant intersections, and major gaps in the pedestrian network. In response...

Rainier Avenue’s Second Phase of Improvements Lacks Vision for the Corridor

As King County Metro, in coordination with the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT), begins its outreach on a planned RapidRide line to replace the...

The Time to Remake 4th Avenue Is Now

Just a few years ago, the Seattle Mayor's Office, eying a confluence of construction events getting scheduled downtown and an uncertain timeline for buses...

PLUZ Committee Moves Parking Reform

On Wednesday, the Planning, Land Use, and Zoning (PLUZ) Committee passed parking reform legislation for Seattle. The legislation would making significant changes to parking policy...