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The Pirate Speaks, “Learnin’ how t’ Park”

Ahoy mateys! Today, September 19, be International Talk Like a Pirate Day. In honor, SDOT be post’n two educational videos that we made this summer to highlight our salt-blastedly new on-street parking rules in many Seattle neighborhoods.  Th’ videos have special guests relevant fer today. After 5 After 5 provides… [ Keep reading ]

PARK(ing) Day Coming up this Friday!

PARK(ing) day happens every year on the third Friday in September and is an opportunity for artists, activists, and community members to temporarily make parking spaces into parks. The event raises awareness about important issues like creating a walkable, livable, healthy city. Last month we placed a call to all… [ Keep reading ]

Lace up those shoes kids, it’s walk to school time!

The school year is back in session and we are seeing more and more kids walking and biking to school.   Thanks to Bridging the Gap (BTG), five elementary schools around Seattle have new and improved walking routes in 2012. This year, Highland Park Elementary, Greenlake Elementary, Sanislo Elementary, Dearborn Park… [ Keep reading ]

Whimsical art soars above the Chief Sealth Trail

The artwork, each atop a 11-foot-high column on either side of Beacon Avenue South,   shows winged helmeted bicyclists (a boy on a pink column and a girl on a blue column) riding above clouds. Webb states “The two bicycle riders represented in this piece ride among the clouds, as all do… [ Keep reading ]

Celebrate SDOT Workers: Part 2— David Leask

Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. In honor of the holiday and our hard working employees, we are using the next few Fridays to blog about them. Today we’d like to introduce you to David Leask, Senior Operator… [ Keep reading ]

It’s back to school time!

Fall is in the air – the leaves are turning bright colors, the sun is lower in the sky, the mornings are crisp and, most importantly,  kids are headed back to school.  Seattle schools get back at it this week.  What does this mean to you? It means you will see… [ Keep reading ]

City Offices are Closed Today!

In celebration of the national Labor Day Holiday, all city of Seattle offices are closed today.  We will resume our regular blog postings tomorrow, Tuesday, September 4.  The blog team wishes you a safe and fun-filled holiday!

Celebrating SDOT Workers: Part 1 –Theresa Smith

Labor Day, the first Monday in September, is dedicated to the social and economic achievements of American workers. In honor of the holiday and our hard working employees, we are using the next few Fridays to blog about them. First up is Theresa Smith. Theresa is a Civil Engineer… [ Keep reading ]

Be Super Safe Seattle!

Today Mayor McGinn and SDOT announced the launch of Seattle’s Road Safety Action Plan and the beginning of a new road safety campaign – Be Super Safe Seattle! The goal of the Action Plan and the campaign is to eliminate fatalities and serious injuries on Seattle’s Streets. That’s right, eliminate!… [ Keep reading ]

I Bike SEA

I Bike SEA is about making cycling a normal form of transportation. It’s about discovering that you don’t have to be a ‘cyclist’ to go by bike. I Bike SEA invites you to join a two week “shift” to fun and inclusive cycling for everyone. Residents (especially you, ladies)… [ Keep reading ]