Crews are working to install protected bike lanes on Blake and Market Streets

It'll take two to three more weeks to complete the first lane on Blake Street.

Molly McKinley on Twitter

“it's not too late to contact your legislators about this bill to express your support! find your state rep and senator here and give them a call to ask them to pass SB23-213 with the strongest affordability, anti-displacement, and climate provisions 📞 https://t.co/qb2nWRQZRa”

Parking Reform Network on Twitter

“Just talked to our members and partners in Austin, TX to congratulate them for the city council voting 10-1 to eliminate parking mandates citywide! There’s still work to be done to pass the implementation, but this is a momentous step forward.”

No Right Turn on Red Is Now the Default in Seattle - The Urbanist

Not allowing drivers to make a free right turn at a red light, or a left turn from a one-way street, will be the default setting for any new or modified traffic signal, according to a memo signed by leadership within the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) in early March. The memo requires a determination

Brown International Academy Bike Bus

20 will have to be plenty: Thousands of new speed limit signs are going up across the city

The new 20 mph signs are part of the effort to remind drivers that the speed limit has dropped on neighborhood streets.