Photo from Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance. After more than a decade of planning and work, Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance is ready to celebrate the opening of the new Raging River trails near Snoqualmie and North Bend. Join them and the Washington State Department of Natural Resources 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday (October 10) for a day of music, food and, of course, mountain biking. The trails are on land that the DNR purchased in 2009. Part of the Issaquah Alps, it's across SR-18 from Tiger Mountain and its long-popular mountain bike trails.

by Josh Feit 10.5 million by October > 10.5 million by December Seattle scooter- and bike-share is about to…

The federal government is seeking to revamp a national program that supports rail and bus rapid transit.

Opening Day September 30, 2026. The new Pinehurst Station has a horrible walkshed with very few destinations or homes within a 5-minute walk of the station entrance. This point has been made well, and there are efforts to allow more housing near the station, including in the golf course. Rather than rehash those points, it's worth looking at how the area go to be the way that it is and what the city is doing to help heal old transportation wounds by reconnecting neighborhoods with better walking and biking options.

Will have more to say about Pinehurst Station and in-construction bike routes, but first I want to say that I love this art.

Data through September 29. Sometime Monday evening (September 28), somebody rolled across the Fremont Bridge and registered the one millionth bike or scooter trip so far this year. The old bike counter display had both a daily count and a thermometer-style counter that filled up over the course of the year. That thermometer maxed out at one million. When the city first installed the counter with sponsorship from Cascade Bicycle Club, one million was seen as an aspirational number. Seattle just hit that figure before October. Last year, the bridge didn't reach the 1 million mark until mid-December.

From the Week Without Driving website. Week Without Driving 2026 runs October 1–8, challenging people to do exactly what it says on the tin: Go an entire week without driving a car. It's an enlightening experience for individuals, but it is especially powerful when decision makers participate. Too many people in charge of transportation and even transit decisions do not know firsthand what it is like to rely on biking, walking and/or transit to get through the normal tasks of daily life. About one third of people in the U.S.

From the project webpage. Like many streets in the north and south ends of Seattle, 1st Ave NE does not have continuous sidewalks. Though it won't be ready before the opening of Pinehurst Station in two days (September 30), SDOT has finished design on a new 12-foot-wide biking and walking trail between NE 130th Street and James Baldwin Elementary School at NE 120th Street. City Light will be moving utility poles soon, then construction on the trail will begin in early 2027. The path should be open in late summer or fall 2027.

Priced at $147,990, the 2027 TRX SRT lands at Canadian dealerships this fall with a supercharged V8 and luxury cabin.