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Some more details on the MLK Way S bike lane options + How to choose between one-way and two-way bike lanes

Posted on May 18, 2020 by Tom Fucoloro

I already wrote about the MLK Jr Way S bike lane concepts, but SDOT gave a few more details about the project during the May Bicycle Advisory Board meeting (PDF) that are worth sharing. First, some background. SDOT is conducting … Continue reading →

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Mt Baker intersection plan continues to wow + A new standard for public outreach

Posted on November 20, 2015 by Tom Fucoloro

Seattle’s plan to turn one of its worst intersections into one of its best just keeps getting better. With the misleadingly-boring name “Accessible Mount Baker,” the project would simultaneously revolutionize non-motorized transportation in the whole Rainier Valley, prevent dozens of … Continue reading →

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Now that it’s partially funded, help guide major Mount Baker intersection remake

Posted on November 10, 2015 by Tom Fucoloro

You passed Move Seattle! Have I mentioned recently how great that is for our city? Well, it’s already time to start directing the investment, starting with a major intersection that is the root of so many Southeast Seattle mobility problems: … Continue reading →

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Mt Baker intersection redesign could revolutionize transportation in South Seattle

Posted on April 1, 2015 by Tom Fucoloro

The intersection of Rainier Ave and MLK Way is big, dangerous and works poorly for everyone. Running next to a high school, a light rail station and a growing number of other destinations, the city and neighborhood have been studying … Continue reading →

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