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Green Lake/Wallingford paving projects create opportunity to make huge bike improvements, comment by Wednesday

Posted on August 7, 2018 by Tom Fucoloro

SDOT has grouped a bunch of Green Lake and Wallingford area paving projects together, designing and planning construction of them all at the same time. Because paving projects essentially wipe the street design clear, they are our best opportunities to … Continue reading →

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City plans Ravenna Blvd bike lane upgrades, but shouldn’t cheap out on intersections

Posted on April 9, 2015 by Tom Fucoloro

The city is planning some pretty cool upgrades to the Ravenna Boulevard bike lanes and its connections through Ravenna Park. And they’re planning to do a lot with a small budget, like adding plastic posts to keep people from using … Continue reading →

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Mostly-finished Green Lake Way project reconnects neighbors with their parks

Posted on November 15, 2013 by Tom Fucoloro

While we here at Seattle Bike Blog spend a lot of time urging the city to invest in protected bike lanes, it’s important to remember that simply redesigning a street using paint can completely revolutionize a street. The city’s in-process … Continue reading →

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A closer look at the city’s plans for Green Lake Way

Posted on September 3, 2013 by Tom Fucoloro

We wrote a couple weeks ago about plans to redesign Green Lake Way between 50th and the lake. Below are more details on the city’s plans, from an open house presentation. Beyond just the merits for this project, it also … Continue reading →

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City plans to extend Stone Way bike lanes to Green Lake

Posted on August 19, 2013 by Tom Fucoloro

At the urging of the Wallingford and Green Lake Community Councils, the city is planning road design changes on Green Lake Way N between N 50th Street and Green Lake. The safety-oriented plan would redesign the street to more closely … Continue reading →

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