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- King County Parks closure includes County-run trails, though they remain open for essential transportation only
- One idea for socially distant outdoor space: Make roadways like Lake Washington Blvd and the I-5 Express Lanes car-free
- Person driving struck and killed a 63-year-old Newcastle man biking in Bellevue Sunday
- Bike repair deemed an ‘essential service’ during statewide stay-home order
- Upper West Seattle Bridge will be closed for an unknown amount of time, biking across the swing bridge still open
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Tag Archives: covid-19
One idea for socially distant outdoor space: Make roadways like Lake Washington Blvd and the I-5 Express Lanes car-free
Seattle this week closed parking lots at eight busy parks to discourage congregating and enforce social distancing. This was a wise move, as crowds were a bit too dense in many places, including Alki Beach, Seward Park, Green Lake and … Continue reading
Bike repair deemed an ‘essential service’ during statewide stay-home order
Most people are required to stay inside under Washington State’s just-announced “stay home, stay healthy” order. Similar to the “shelter in place” orders in other cities and states, Jay Inslee announced further restrictions on activities and businesses that are allowed … Continue reading
Let’s talk about responsible biking during this pandemic
So I have been working on a video for several days now about biking around Seattle amid the COVID-19 outbreak, but I keep changing my mind about what it should say. On one hand, I wanted to make something wildly … Continue reading
Biking during the pandemic
With the announcement that Seattle Public School will close for at least two weeks and gatherings of 250 people of more have been banned, our region has reached a new level in its social distancing efforts. Events venues have been … Continue reading