Social Justice in the Crosswalk
Dec 9, 2015 By Robyn Kwon Is walking across the crosswalks in Seattle more dangerous for certain people with different ethnic backgrounds? During a […]
Category: Research
Roosevelt BRT Road Diet Analysis
by Andres Salomon, NE Seattle Greenways November 26, 2015 NOTE: Seattle DOT Is gathering public input for the Roosevelt to Downtown High Capacity Corridor (Bus Rapid […]
Child-Friendly Transit
by Andres Salomon, NE Seattle Greenways December 7, 2015 Seattle voters recently approved the Move Seattle levy, which contains funding for a number of exciting […]
Multi-Use Trails Reviewed By Expert User
by Don Brubeck, West Seattle Bike Connections October 15, 2015 (original letter 9/11/15) The City of Seattle is in the process of updating both its […]
Let’s Talk About Lane Width
Cathy Tuttle September 26, 2015 jointly published on The Urbanist Lane width helps to control speed on urban streets. People driving tend to slow when streets […]
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 […]
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 […]
Safe Crossings for Kids
Editors Note: University Of Washington students Qiren Lu & Ranju Uezono studied four intersections in Seattle School Walk Zones to see if drivers stopped for people […]
LGBTQ Street Safety in Seattle
March 12, 2015 University of Washington School of Public Health student Christie Santos‐Livengood approached Seattle Neighborhood Greenways to do her practicum because of SNG’s positive reputation in […]