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Want to see Seattle do something like this?
Join Pedestrianize This! on April 25th: seattlegreenways.org/get-involved/c
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Barcelona has been removing cars from key locations in neighbourhoods and turning them into green spaces. People living nearby have reported better rest, increased socialization and less noise and air pollution. Any city can do this - make streets quieter, safer, more liveable.
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Seattle Neighborhood Greenways event will imagine 'pedestrian streets in every Seattle neighborhood' seattlebikeblog.com/2023/04/14/sea #SEAbikes
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Agree?
Then join Pedestrianize This on Tuesday April 25th at 6 PM. seattlegreenways.org/get-involved/c
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People come to a place for a good experience, not for the parking right in front.
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Let's reimagine our streets as places for people! Join us for Pedestrianize This on April 25th. Learn more and get free tickets: seattlegreenways.org/get-involved/c
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You've probably heard about the idea to pedestrianize Pike Place Market, but did you know there are efforts to create streets for people around the city?
Help us build momentum for pedestrian streets on April 25!
Learn more & register: seattlegreenways.org/pedestrianizet
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Update: SDOT has updated the project page with the video recording of their presentation from last week. It includes early designs and Q&A.
#SEAbikes
Project page: seattle.gov/transportation
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SDOT showed 30% design; still early, looks promising:
-concrete 2-way PBL on Airport Way from Elysium to Alaska (slip lane removal!)
-pt of 6th Ave has off street tree-divided PBL (like Westlake Cycletrack)
-safe connection btwn S end SODO Trail & 6th Ave #SEAbikes @seabikeblog twitter.com/bobco85/status…
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Shout-out to Seattle #VisionZero advocates for championing clear, do-able solutions to city's roadway safety problems . Check it out & copy this great advocacy: bit.ly/3GiN8Qo
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We need protected bike lanes on 15th Ave South. We have BIPOC and families out here biking in our neighborhood. #safety #health #community
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Looking good! This will better connect South Beacon Hill with Rainier Beach including the light rail station, cutting about half a mile off the previous walk/bike/roll route.
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Great tour this morning of the nearly-completed Henderson Stairs that connects South Beacon with the Henderson Link Station
notice the bike runnel on the left
notice the bike runnel on the left
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A map of all pedestrian and cyclist fatalities in Seattle since 2020, for
Story here: theurbanist.org/2023/04/04/acc
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What if at the heart of every neighborhood there was a street that invited people to gather, celebrate art, shop, play, build community and relax? Join us on April 25th at 6 PM to build momentum for pedestrian streets in every Seattle neighborhood!
seattlegreenways.org/get-involved/c
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Nice work Raleigh. Let's do the same Seattle. Having a consistent no turn on red policy is best for safety and public understanding. Much easier to know what you're supposed to do when it's the same policy at every intersection.
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PSA: "No Turn On Red" is now in full effect throughout downtown Raleigh. Thank us for saving you a ticket. #noturnonred
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Justice for all means a world where everyone has the safety and resources they need to truly thrive. On this #TransDayOfVisibility, we acknowledge that many trans people cannot safely be themselves in our cities.
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If you would like to make a healthy street you use permanent, be sure to let the city know by phone (206) 900-8760 or email HealthyStreets@seattle.gov! It really makes a difference, thank you!
seattle.gov/transportation
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Great to see this loved #HealthyStreet become permanent! advocated for and won an improved crossing of S College St (there will be a flashing beacon there), and curb bulbs at the crossing of Beacon Ave S.
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The north Beacon Hill greenway "Healthy Street" improvements are starting to go into place.
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Heard of a Walking School Bus? Students at Bailey Gatzert are using them to get to school on time, reduce pollution & congestion near schools, & build connections, thanks to . Learn more & consider starting your own:
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Tonight!
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Do you (or would you like to) bike between Georgetown & Downtown? Our design for a protected bike lane & other safety improvements reached 30% milestone & reflects community suggestions. Join us to learn more!
Virtual meeting on March 30. Learn more: seattle.gov/transportation
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If you would like to make a healthy street you use permanent be sure to let the city know! by phone (206) 900-8760 or email HealthyStreets@seattle.gov
seattle.gov/transportation
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Tripet and his family have been enjoying the Central District #HealthyStreets since they opened, and hope and will make them permanent!
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SDOT Georgetown to Downtown Safety Project meeting happening this Thursday at 6 PM virtually. People in Georgetown and SODO deserve safe streets! Learn more or join the meeting: seattle.gov/transportation
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Do you care about safe and welcoming streets for people in the U District, Ravenna, Maple Leaf or other NE Seattle neighborhoods? There's a group of folks gathering tonight at Urban Luxe Cafe at 6 PM to discuss neighborhood priorities and meet like minded folks. YOU are invited!
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Time to phase out floppy plastic posts, and give people cycling real protection.
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I talked to a city traffic engineer and it turns out one of the reasons we don’t have real protected bike lanes is because drivers don’t like it when they hit concrete barriers and damage their cars so cyclists are left with plastic sticks and paint for protection.
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"Just this weekend, a 27-year-old driver was killed when he was involved in a crash with another driver at S Massachusetts Street and he became trapped in his vehicle. Just a week before that, on March 16, a 40-year-old woman was hit and killed while walking a few blocks south"
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“They talk about how they want to do interim changes, it gets pushed back, and then it just halts” Erica Bush, co-lead
We must redesign our streets to safely move people and freight. Until then, people will keep getting hurt & killed. #DelaysAreDeadly #VisionZero
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Proposed safety improvements framed as a "rapid response" to continued traffic deaths on 4th Ave S in SoDo have been delayed by pushback, highlighting the barriers to making any changes to streets in Seattle’s industrial areas.
Story: theurbanist.org/2023/03/27/rap
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Check out the city's webpage for more info: seattle.gov/transportation
or get a glimpse of the bumpy project history through 's reporting:
theurbanist.org/?s=west+margin
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And thank you to everyone who advocated for this important safety project! Notably neighborhood volunteers with and have been working on this for years. Our friends at have also thrown their weight behind this project. Thanks all!
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Thank you , , & for this action on #VisionZero! We can, and must redesign our streets to safely move people and freight. This is a great step in the right direction.
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GREAT NEWS the Duwamish Trail extension is here to stay! The temporary pilot will now be made permanent with safer materials. Construction to begin in April. This project connects the West Seattle Bridge Trail to the Duwamish Longhouse and Duwamish Trail + South Park! #VisionZero
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SDOT says 15th Ave S (Beacon Hill) will be getting speed cushions this “spring” to help with the chronic speeding issue — can’t come soon enough. The rest of the safety project must also be built quickly, to keep everyone safe! #VisionZero seattle.gov/transportation
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Just another day on 15th Ave S. A car plowing into a house.
Hope everyone is ok 
but I think we really need to speed up the safety and bike improvements here @Spottnik @seattledot @BHSafeStreets
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Please take a moment TODAY to support the #WALeg #MissingMiddle bill #HB1110, using this handy form from our friends at : futurewise.salsalabs.org/hb1110emailtos
This bill would allow more types of homes in more neighborhoods. Increasing affordability and walkability.
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Great cities know that the best transportation plan is a great land use plan. So this year we're supporting three pivotal moments in shaping Seattle’s land use and housing
1) Social housing ✅
2) The #MissingMiddle housing bill
3) #15MinuteCity->Comp Plan
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Our monthly meeting is TONIGHT, March 22nd.
6-7:30 pm in the beer garden of Bickerson's Brewhouse.
On the agenda:
Brewery District improvements
6th Ave NW Greenway
Celebrate Bike Everywhere Day
Our disappointment with the 90% design for the 15th Ave NW paving project
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9yo kid hit by a car here today. twitter.com/typewriteralle
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Please explain why painting out crosswalks is a good use of limited transportation resources.
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We're having a joint meeting w on Tues, March 21 at 6 pm! We'll discuss joint actions, various committees to take on projects, & coordinate to tackle safe streets issues to make South Seattle better for its residents.
Zoom details sent via e-mail list
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