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With the opening this winter of a transit corridor on Columbia Street to the waterfront, & a new Alaskan Way South w/ transit priority in 2021, the situation will improve. But we are not willing to wait.
We at King County pledge to do all we can together to keep buses moving through this challenging period. We hear you. We are all impacted by this squeeze.
For example, tonight’s @Seahawks game provides us the chance to see how an alternate rerouted pathway that uses Fourth Ave South would work until Alaskan Way is once again open for buses. We hope it is successful & that we will learn new information that offers better solutions.
But the downtown Seattle grid is at maximum capacity, and there are challenges with every option available to us. Our future lies not in more roads or a magic method of making room for cars. It lies in a robust light rail and bus network, and a waterfront open to all.
As the region rapidly evolves, we will do everything in our power to ensure the Seattle Squeeze becomes a minor inconvenience rather than a major headache.
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