Electric Scooter Share Policy Statement March 2019
Seattle Neighborhood Greenways supports options for people to get around our community safely, comfortably, conveniently and sustainably. To meet this need, foot-scooters are one tool that the City of Seattle should pilot.
Scooters can help provide first/last mile connection to transit and a pollution-free short distance transportation option.
We have heard valid concerns that this new technology could make our sidewalks less …
Sam Zimbabwe, Seattle’s new Director of Transportation, appointed by Mayor Jenny Durkan in February of this year, is a familiar figure in local news by now. In early Seattle coverage, he was praised by former Washington, DC colleagues as a consensus-builder, and as someone who knows what it takes to make ambitious change. In the short months since his arrival, he’s been faced with the first waves of …
Greenways community, We are excited to introduce you to our new community organizer, KL Shannon. Community Organizer KL Shannon with her nephew.We had a very competitive field of candidates for this second community organizer role, and KL shone through with her love of community, her tremendous background in local social justice work and community organizing, and her passion for getting more people of color at the tables where transportation …
Seattle Neighborhood Greenways wants every neighborhood to be a great place to walk, bike, and live. To get there, we are tackling thorny problems and exciting opportunities all over the city! We truly are a people-powered movement, and simply couldn't get it done without people like you. Thank you for donating and volunteering — you make all this change possible.
In so many aspects of an individual’s daily life — where they can afford to live, their ability to own a private vehicle, how far they need to go to get to work or even the nearest grocery store, what kind of access they have to the public transit systems, how safe they are when crossing the street, and how they are viewed by law enforcement on our streets — …