Transportation

Bicycle Urbanism Symposium a Smashing Success.

By Administrator | Published July 1, 2013

After considerable anticipation and planning over the past year and a half, the Bicycle Urbanism […]

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Biking, Walking, Livable Streets to Take Center Stage at Seattle Mayoral Forum

By Louise McGrody | Published June 26, 2013

Eight Seattle mayoral candidates will discuss their plans for making the city’s streets great for […]

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Sound Transit to Add Bike Parking at Sumner and Puyallup Sounder Stations

By Administrator | Published June 11, 2013

Photographs by the author except as noted Sound Transit bike locker signage On Wednesday May […]

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Bicycle Urbanism Symposium at the University of Washington June 19-22

By Administrator | Published June 6, 2013

In late January I wrote a post inviting your participation in the University of Washington’s […]

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Seeking Outstanding Projects for National Recognition

By Barb Chamberlain | Published June 5, 2013

As an advocate for better bicycling you’ve worked hard to promote healthy, active transportation in […]

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Coming to a neighborhood near you: safe streets

By Blake Trask | Published May 17, 2013

Yesterday afternoon Governor Jay Inslee signed HB 1045, the Neighborhood Safe Streets Bill, into law. […]

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Washington Ranked #1 among Bicycle Friendly States

By Barb Chamberlain | Published May 1, 2013

Bike Month brings latest Bicycle Friendly States ranking from League of American Bicyclists In honor […]

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Legislative Session Update: Almost There! (Sort Of)

By Blake Trask | Published April 27, 2013

With one day left before Washington state’s 2013 regular legislative session ends, key votes for […]

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May is Bike Month: Washington Round-up

By Louise McGrody | Published April 25, 2013

Get ready to ride! May is National Bike Month and Washington communities large and small […]

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The Grad Student Goes to the Bike Summit, Part 2: Learning from the Pros

By Adonia Lugo | Published April 18, 2013

The first item on the National Bike Summit schedule for the afternoon of Monday, March […]

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