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Seattle’s Aurora Bridge Needs a Safety Redesign
Author’s Note: This article was updated September 24 and 28, 2015 to add new information. On Thursday morning a tragic crash on Seattle’s Aurora Bridge between an amphibious Ride The Ducks tour vehicle and a charter bus left at least … Continue reading →
Posted in Editorial, Roads, Transportation
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Tagged Aurora Bridge, barrier, bus, channelization, collision, crash, design, fatalities, George Washington Memorial Bridge, injuries, killed, lane width, median, redesign, Ride the Ducks, road diet, safety, sidewalks, speed, traffic
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The Case for a Wallingford Crossing
Interstate 5, like freeways everywhere, is a real barrier between Seattle’s U-District and Wallingford neighborhoods. Currently there are only four street connections between the two, down from 12 before the freeway was built. Recent discussions at community meetings have brought … Continue reading →
Posted in Biking, Transportation, Walking
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Tagged 47th Street, barrier, bicycles, bike bridge, bikes, comfort, connection, Crossing, freeway, Fremont, greenway, I-5, integration, Interstate 5, light rail, Link, neigborhood, Northgate, pedestrian bridge, pedestrians, safety, Seattle, sound transit, U-District, walking, Wallingford
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