Come see Bellevue city council candidates answer questions focused around transportation, mobility, and equity on October 11th!

From City Hall to the Central District, Seattle's mayoral race raises deeper questions: Who speaks for "Black Seattle," and what does real representation look like beyond the ballot? Marcus Harrison G...

Kick off November Ride in the Rain with a cozy evening at Cascade Bicycle Club featuring the hosts of The War on Cars podcast. Sarah Goodyear and Doug Gordon, will read from their new book, Life After...

This summer, E Marginal Way construction crews maintained a separated bikeway coned off while the rest of the street was closed to most car and truck traffic. The street went from being a stressful and very deteriorated bike route between downtown and the Spokane Street bike trail to perhaps the most bike-friendly street in the city, at least temporarily. Now the project team has…

When the Port of Seattle initially announced the Terminal 91 Trail bridge removal project back in 2023, they were also planning to widen the "Path Narrows" pinch point where the fences squeeze the trail just south of the old bridge. So when folks like Bob Svercl went to give the new trail a ride, they were surprised to find that while the bridge has been replaced with a smooth and wide trail, the 5-foot-wide pinch point is still there.

Map from the Rails to Trails Conservancy. I'm gonna tell you about an audacious idea that sounds almost impossible, one that is rooted in dreams about symbolic and literal unity of our nation. It is both a distraction from and answer to our country's problems in 2025, and it relies on an unshakeable faith in humanity and community. It reaches into the future while looking into the past, and stepping foot on it can change a person's life.

The good news is that  SDOT is redesigning one of the worst stretches of roadway in the city: Rainier Avenue S between Columbia City and I-90. The bad news is that their design still prioritizes ca…

Map from the Rails to Trails Conservancy. I'm gonna tell you about an audacious idea that sounds almost impossible, one that is rooted in dreams about symbolic and literal unity of our nation. It is both a distraction from and answer to our country's problems in 2025, and it relies on an unshakeable faith in humanity and community. It reaches into the future while looking into the past, and stepping foot on it can change a person's life.

By Erica C. Barnett Editor’s note: This post has been updated with comments from initiative backer Saul Spady and reposted.…