Seattle’s Stranded Biking Families
Biking in Seattle today requires skill and bravery. For someone new to biking, not comfortable jockeying with fast moving traffic, or trying to bike with […]
Tag: safe streets
2015 Growing A Garden of Greenways
Cathy Tuttle, Executive Director December 2015 Let me tell you a story about one person who reached out to neighbors over the past few years, […]
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 […]
Parents Turn Grief Into Action #WDR2015
Cathy Tuttle, Executive Director Seattle Neighborhood Greenways November 15, 2015 They wear big 3″ buttons with a young face and a date. They are parents […]
Get Ready To #Party4OurStreets!
November 9, 2015 If you care about healthy, safe streets in Seattle, this is the party is for you! Join Seattle Neighborhood Greenways as we […]
How You Can Use Seattle Safe Routes To School Resources
Cathy Tuttle October 8, 2015 Seattle Mayor Ed Murray just announced his Safe Streets Healthy Schools and Communities: 5-Year Action Plan. Parents, caregivers, and school neighbors […]
Trick or Treat with Play Streets
Gordon Padelford September 30, 2015 At Halloween, the only scary thing should be the costumes – not kids dodging cars. Luckily, it is easy to […]
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 […]
PARKing Day 2015 Makes Successful Streets
Five local neighborhood groups changed their streets on a grand scale on Friday September 18. People in Rainier, Ballard, Ravenna, Bryant and Fremont were winners of […]
Seattle Celebrates PARKingDayPlus
Cathy Tuttle September 16. 2015 Remarkable people in Ballard, Rainier, Bryant, and Ravenna are erecting PARK(ing) Day projects to make their streets safer on Friday, […]