I was going to post about how amazing it was that I can now ride from Beacon Hill to South Park to Georgetown to downtown almost entirely in PBLs. But instead I’ll post this picture of a guy who smashed into the bike lane seconds after I rolled through:

Another great parking job by @seattledot.bsky.social, blocking the entire sidewalk next to the light rail station. It’s telling about their priorities.

SDOT recorded cars going up to 70 mph on Rainier. The solution? Paint and post and flashing beacons. I’m sure that will fix the problem…

There is no hope for Seattle if we can’t stop letting cars park in Occidental Square, one of our finest (and only) plazas:

If @adamsmith.house.gov is meeting with Chris Rufo he’s lost my vote forever.

What Seattle’s mayor means when he says “Space Needle Thinking”:

Seattle people be sure to get your pro-more neighbors comments in about the comp plan! The NIMBYs are organizing:

SDOT can’t continue the S. Alaska St protected bike lane all the way to MLK (the most dangerous part), but has space for a second W. bound lane that only goes a few hundred feet? I pass this everyday dropping off my kid and it makes me mad every time. It’s like they aren’t trying to keep us safe.

The Beacon Hill bike lane keeps creeping south on 15th. I think this is going to be a game changer of a project for us southsiders!

So happy to be supporting @AlexforSeattle for Seattle council district 3. She has the experience and values that Seattle needs to take on its biggest issues. She has my support and democracy vouchers!