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.

Walking, biking, or taking transit to the new Pinehurst Station? Find tips on parking, bus routes, and sidewalk connections in north Seattle.

Seattle's Office of Planning and Community Development and Sound Transit will co-host the second Graham Block Party on Oct. 3. The event will allow community members to engage officials from the City ...

Community organizer Renee Staton recounts how Pinehurst Station went from a distant dream to reality delivered ahead of schedule due to more than a decade of advocacy.

Low-pollution neighborhoods can be designated areas or streets where the City can deploy a variety of pilot, policy, program, and physical improvements to improve air and water quality, mobility, and ...

Walking, biking, or taking transit to the new Pinehurst Station? Find tips on parking, bus routes, and sidewalk connections in north Seattle.

Better Streets. Healthier Connections. Stronger Neighborhoods.

2024 photo from SDOT showing workers trying to fix the damaged gate arm after a collision. People will be able to walk and bike across the Spokane Street Swing Bridge over the Duwamish River this weekend. Signs have been warning about an upcoming bridge closure, but that only affects the general vehicle lanes because crews are working to repair a gate that was damaged in a 2024 collision. The trail next to the roadway will not be affected. It's nice to be able to post a bike alert about the swing bridge that is actually good news for people walking and biking.

South Park and Georgetown residents face pollution from industry and major transportation routes. Now the city is asking what they want changed.

Seattle youth mentorship program brings young people’s voices to the forefront while exploring transportation equity issues.

New 24/7 speed safety cameras will enforce traffic laws on Rainier Ave, E Marginal Way, and Sand Point Way in Seattle.