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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 26/09/2026

Thanks to Aurora Reimagined Coalition for leading today's policy walk to advocate for the short and long term changes needed to improve this corridor so people can safely walk, bike, and access transit. Aurora Ave has been a loud, fast highway for too long!

Picture of Aurora from one of the few crossings - an above-grade, non ADA accessible bridge - showing 4-5 lanes of travel and almost no room for anyone outside of a car.

Our group walks along a sidewalk headed underneath Aurora, with the Aurora Reimagined Coalition's sticker "got 99 problems" in the foreground.

About 35-40 people gathered to attend today's walk, at a stopping point near the zoo.

King Co Council Member of district 4 Jorge Baron addresses the whole group a block off of Aurora so we could hear each other.

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 21/08/2026

We all deserve to get to where we're going safely. After over a decade working towards Vision Zero in Seattle, it's clear we need to do more. Thank you Mayor Wilson, in signing today's executive order, for committing to taking urgent action for all who bike, walk, and roll on Seattle's streets.

Mayor Wilson sits a table signing Vision Zero executive orders with a crowd of staff, transportation advocates, and council members Eddie Lin and Alexis Mercedes Rinck behind her.

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 01/07/2026

Looking for last minute plans tonight? Come to Old Stove in Ballard for bike trivia with us and Ballard Fremont Green Streets -- catch the Mexico-Ecuador game while you're at it!

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 03/04/2026

Summit keynote speaker Wes Marshall presented findings from his book Killed by a Traffic Engineer which points to the flaws in roadway design as a driver of traffic fatalities. @wabikes.bsky.social

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 03/04/2026

Dr. Destiny Thomas of Thrivance Group delivered Thursday's keynote address to the Summit, urging attendees to fight for transportation equity despite federal pushback. @wabikes.bsky.social

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 02/04/2026

The WA Bike Walk Roll Summit is underway in Wenatchee. Over the next two days the 180 attendees will hear from experts, academics, traffic engineers, bike advocates and policymakers engaged in the effort to advance active mobility and traffic safety statewide. @wsdot.wa.gov @wabikes.bsky.social

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 02/04/2026

Cascade's Pedaling Relief Project, which rescues and delivers food by bicycle to support Seattle food banks, is expanding to the Eastside thanks to a new partnership with Hopelink Bellevue Market. Learn how to volunteer for the first Hopelink ride on April 16. cascade.org/news/2026/04...

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 09/02/2026

The City of Shoreline is hosting community workshops to improve how people walk and bike near light rail stations. Your input matters! Share your ideas on where new sidewalks, bike lanes, and other connections could be planned.

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 18/12/2025

The Bike Walk Roll Summit is back Apr 1-3, 2026 in Wenatchee WA! We're so excited for our expert keynotes, Dr. Destiny Thomas and Wes Marshall @wesmars.bsky.social. Learn from our distinguished speakers how to create thriving communities. Register here: cascade.org/rides-events...

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 13/09/2025

Join Pierce County Parks and the Foothills Rails-to-Trails Coalition on Sept 13, 11 a.m. to noon at the Spiketon Ditch Bridge to celebrate the opening of the new bridge, which re-establishes the Foothills Trail’s 24-mile stretch. Check out all the details! www.piercecountywa.gov/8406/Foothil...

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 12/08/2025

The results are in and the King County Parks Levy campaign is passing with over 70% support! Thank you for voting to support a trails network that is maintained, expanded, and improved over the next six years.

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 04/08/2025

King County Voters! Yes for King County Prop 1 is a YES vote for filling gaps in the King County regional trails network. Renewing the 6 yr parks levy will generate $182 million for trails like Eastrail, Interurban South, Green River, and Lake to Sound trail.

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 15/07/2025

Last night we testified with @spokanereimagined.org in support of Spokane improving their Complete Streets policy. Spokane has a chance to make sure every road project makes it better and safer for people to get around biking, walking, and rolling!

Spokane City Council chambers, with staff and council members moving around getting ready for the city council meeting to begin

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 30/06/2025

This Saturday, we joined the Galavin Family and about 50 others at the opening of the new Pipeline Trail segment in Tacoma. Trails are good for the economy, the environment, and getting people where they want to go.

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Cascade Bicycle Club @cascade.org · 06/02/2025

Learn how you can support the middle and high school youth in your area by providing a bike club! We're hosting two information sessions to share key information about our 2025 Request for Proposal. Sessions will be held on Feb 18 & 26. Register here => calendly.com/rachel-cbc/g...

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