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Voters Deliver Overwhelming Support for Seattle Transit Measure Renewal

Blog stats: 1,600 words | 8-minute read Alongside Mayor Katie Wilson and City leadership, everyone here at the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is grateful to voters for once again showing their strong support for transit by renewing the Seattle Transit Measure. Last week, Seattleites demonstrated their continued commitment to… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle Forest Week | Tree planting season is here! Learn how SDOT is growing a greener Seattle through urban forestry

Blog stats: 1,400 words | 7-minute read To celebrate Seattle Forest Week (November 7-15), we’re highlighting SDOT’s ongoing work to help grow and take care of Seattle’s urban forest, in close partnership with other City of Seattle Departments including the Office of Sustainability & Environment, Seattle Public Utilities, Seattle City… [ Keep reading ]

SDOT snow plow training exercises taking place this week – Here’s how you can get ready for winter, too

Blog stats: 800 words | 5-minute read Quick link: Jump down to additional winter weather resources on the web. We are prepared to respond to winter storms. This week on November 2 and 3, we’re conducting a snow plow training exercise to test equipment and ensure our snow plow drivers are… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle awarded $9.7 million ‘Safe Streets and Roads for All’ federal grant

Blog stats: 1,100 words | 6-minute read The City of Seattle has been selected for a $9.7 million ‘Safe Streets and Roads for All’ federal grant. Awarded by the United States Department of Transportation (USDOT), this grant will fund pavement upgrades to prevent people from skidding off the road while… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle completes Route 40 project adding new bus lanes, crosswalks, sidewalk fixes along route

Blog stats: 2,000 words | 10-minute read The final phase of our Route 40 project is wrapping up, bringing new bus-only lanes, crosswalks, sidewalk repairs, and more along one of Seattle’s busiest bus routes. King County Metro’s Route 40 connects Northgate light rail station to about 10 neighborhoods, including Greenwood,… [ Keep reading ]

Tips for safe travel this fall as the days grow shorter – and how you can help clear leaves and vegetation near your home or business

Blog stats: 450 words | 2-minute read Fall is a fun, festive, time full of traditions like steamy soups and ciders, pumpkin patches, apple picking, and elaborate Halloween costumes. It’s also when the weather starts to change and you can expect to see shorter days with less daylight, increased rain,… [ Keep reading ]

Safer connections to Rainier Beach schools now open along S Henderson St

Blog stats: 650 words | 3-minute read At-a-glance: Overview S Henderson St is a major gateway to schools and community destinations in the heart of Rainier Beach. Students, parents, teachers, and staff rely on it to get to schools in the area every day. This includes Rainier Beach High School,… [ Keep reading ]

Another option to pay for parking coming to Seattle with new “text to pay” feature

Blog stats: 500 words | 3-minute read We’re adding a new “text to pay” option for street parking to offer you more ways to quickly, conveniently, and securely pay for your spot. We’re starting in Pioneer Square to ensure the new system is working well. This service will expand to… [ Keep reading ]

Seattle expands affordable electric vehicle charging network – Apply today for a new curbside EV charger near your home or apartment

Partnership with Seattle City Light will provide up to 200 new curbside charging stations by 2030, ensuring greater access to reliable, climate-friendly travel options, with funding from the voter-approved Seattle Transportation Levy Blog stats: 1,000 words | 5-minute read At-a-glance: As electric vehicle prices continue to fall and gas prices… [ Keep reading ]

Beacon Hill travel safety work is restarting – preview early designs and add your voice

Blog stats: 750 words | 4-minute read At-a-glance: Overview Seattle’s Beacon Hill neighborhood is a unique, culturally diverse community home to schools, parks, transit hubs, business districts, and residential streets. Nearby schools include Mercer International Middle School (attended by around 850 students) and Aki Kurose Middle School (around 900 students… [ Keep reading ]