Respect Gayborhood With Safe Streets, Not Rainbow Crosswalks
Eli Goldberg June 25, 2015 (Eli is a former leader of Seattle Neighborhood Greenways who remains committed to safe streets advocacy) Respect our gayborhood with […]
Category: Editorial
Seattle Comprehensive Plan 2035
Cathy Tuttle June 24, 2015 (published originally in The Urbanist on 6/17/15) A week ago I sat down after work in a Pioneer Square pub with […]
Underfunded Equity Priority: Safe Routes to School
Douglas MacDonald June 4, 2015 WA State Secretary of Transportation, 2001 – 2007 Key considerations that support the position offered in public comment to the […]
10 Ways You Can Help Move Seattle For Our Kids
We need YOU to speak for increasing funding for Safe Routes To School in the proposed $930 million transportation levy. This is our best chance […]
Should We Put More Money In The Levy For Our Kids?
May 20, 2015 Cathy Tuttle In the $930 million Move Seattle Levy, $7 million has been allocated for Safe Routes to School. That $7 million […]
Construction Zone Mobility: Room For Improvement
May 2015 Cross-posted with The Urbanist Seattle is a boom town. Until recently, traffic plans during new building construction disregarded the mobility of people walking […]
Move Seattle For Our Kids
Cathy Tuttle, Executive Director, Seattle Neighborhood Greenways April 24, 2015 The $930 million Levy puts just $7 million toward Safe Routes to School. We can do […]
Ryan’s Roosevelt Story
Gordon Padelford April 23, 2015 Click here to send a message to make Roosevelt Way NE Safer What I thought was: “Ugh – this is […]
We Are All People Who Walk
April 3, 2015 Glen Buhlman serves on the Kirkland Transportation Commission and is co-founder of Kirkland Greenways We all become “pedestrians” for a portion of most of our […]
Is Rainier Ave S Off-Scale Dangerous? Yes.
Cathy Tuttle March 4, 2015 During a recent Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) evening meeting to talk about Rainier Ave S safety improvements, a driver […]