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Photo Credits: Seattle Department of Transportation and Madi Carlson.
Young Seattleites enjoy some ice cream …
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The Seattle ROWIM or Right Of Way Improvement Manual may be the most important acronym guiding the development of Seattle streets today.
How wide are sidewalks required to be? Where can driveways go? What sorts of street lighting do developers need to provide around new condo buildings? These questions are always important, but they are of critical importance now.
You might be forgiven for …
Public Domain Road Safety Authority Ireland
This expectation is becoming common in our region. Rather than focus on the lack of safety on our streets and committing the required funding and staff resources to engineer safer streets, we too …
The City of Seattle has numbers you can call to report any potentially unlawful tree cutting, either on public or private property. This …
A few of the hardworking and happy Park(ing) Day crew.
University Greenways and NE Greenways teamed up for the September 19th PARK(ing) Day to create a successful pilot of a safer street, bridge, and corridor for people who walk, bike, and drive. The design was so well-produced that Seattle City Traffic Engineer Dongho Chang and SDOT Director Scott Kubly blogged about it and vowed to explore the design for future …