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New signs coming to Greenwood Healthy Streets
This fall, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will be working on the Healthy Street signage along 1st Ave NW, N 100th St, and Fremont Ave N in Greenwood. Healthy Streets started during the pandemic in 2020 as a way to get people outside more. They have several safety features like easier crossings at busy streets, speed humps to slow down drivers, and pavement markings. When it first established the Healthy Streets, SDOT installed fixtures like concrete block bases and painted curb bulbs to signal the start of a Healthy Street—the upcoming project will secure the sign bases to the streets.
soundtransit.org
Trains.com
Time change could create scheduling confusion for Amtrak Cascades passengers
VANCOUVER, British Columbia — Cross-border travelers on Amtrak Cascade trains will face a new scheduling adjustment beginning Sunday, Nov. 1, as the U.S. switches to standard time while British Columbia begins observing permanent daylight saving time. As a result, the four-hour trip between Seattle and Vancouver will now appear as a three-hour trip southbound or [...] Read More...
MyNorthwest.com
Sound Transit launches pilot program allowing pets on light rail and buses
Sound Transit has launched a limited-duration pet policy pilot program allowing pets aboard transit services under updated guidelines. The pilot applies to Link light rail, Sounder trains, and ST Express buses. Sound Transit said the pilot program aims to gather operational, safety, and accessibility data alongside employee feedback to help...
fox13seattle.com
kingcountymetro.blog
Northbound full weekend closure ahead as Revive I-5 work takes a pause
Critical repair work to the northbound lanes of I-5 across the Ship Canal Bridge is complete and workers will begin removing equipment during a total shutdown in that direction the weekend of Oct. 30, said the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT). In the event weather is not suitable for...
kvi.com
Sound Transit buys more property with taxpayer money after giving away land and granting nearly $100 million in discounts
Sound Transit is using taxpayer money to acquire more property for the light rail after giving away valuable public land and approving affordable-housing deals that its own review says surrendered nearly $100 million in potential revenue. The agency’s board voted October 22 to authorize acquiring property rights across 64 parcels...
kingcountymetro.blog
Metro completes study on possible transit improvements for Route 60
King County Metro, in collaboration with the Seattle Department of Transportation, is exploring transit improvements for Route 60 to reduce bus travel times and improve reliability. Route 60—which runs from Capitol Hill to White Center— connects riders to jobs, schools, health care, essential services, and local businesses, which plays an important role in daily mobility for thousands of people.
98.3 The KEY
I-5 Northbound Near Bothell Closes Friday Night Through Monday for Ship Canal Bridge Work
Bothell drivers need to plan ahead this weekend. Northbound I-5 closes Friday night through Monday morning for bridge work removal, and southbound I-405 shuts down the same stretch for construction.
KOMO News
Sound Transit launching pilot allowing pets on trains, buses
Riders will soon see new rules for bringing pets onto Sound Transit trains and buses as the agency tests a policy pilot program. Sound Transit said it is launching a pilot program that allows pets aboard Link light rail, Sounder trains, and ST Express buses, with guidelines that are easier to follow.
MyNorthwest.com
‘I think we’ve gotten a little bit greedy’: Angela Poe Russell questions Seattle’s Prop 1 tax increase
KIRO fill-in host Angela Poe Russell questioned the size of Seattle’s proposed transit tax increase, arguing that voters are repeatedly being asked to approve renewals that come with substantially higher costs. Discussing Proposition 1 with KIRO host Spike O’Neill on “The John Curley Show” on KIRO Newsradio, Angela supported...
KOMO News
West Seattle light rail design raises scrutiny on impacts to heron colony and greenbelt
SEATTLE — A major light rail project is moving closer to construction in West Seattle, and a colony of great blue herons is now caught in the path of a debate between Sound Transit and local environmental groups. Advocates for the birds said tree clearing and construction noise could...