University Greenways

2023 Year-in-Review Seattleites overwhelmingly want to make our streets safer and more convenient for people walking, rolling, biking, and taking transit. Yet …

This Saturday, 1:00-3:30 PM at Gas Works Park: Come hang out & grill with volunteers working to make our city a great place to walk, bike & live. Did we mention there will be free t-shirts? 🎉 👕

Details & RSVP: https://fb.me/e/53vhZBXcX

Can't wait to celebrate with Rainier Valley Greenways Duwamish Valley Safe Streets Beacon Hill Safe Streets Central Seattle Greenways West Seattle Greenways Queen Anne Greenways SLUG South Lake Union Greenways Ballard-Fremont Greenways Green Lake & Wallingford Safe Streets Greenwood-Phinney Greenways Lake City Greenways Licton-Haller Greenways NE Seattle Greenways University Greenways 99 Problems

What's next for Stay Healthy Streets?

"We believe that Stay Healthy Streets should be the new default standard for Neighborhood Greenways. The physical barriers and placemaking being promised are reminiscent of the promises made when the City introduced Neighborhood Greenways."

"These streets should be everywhere...Stay Healthy Streets are most valuable in Seattle’s densest neighborhoods with the least access to outdoor public spaces, and this can only be achieved by expanding outside of the existing network of Neighborhood Greenways, that are mostly in low density neighborhoods."

Read more https://seattlegreenways.org/blog/2021/05/14/whats-next-for-stay-healthy-streets/

Update: removed!

Watch out! Speed bumps added to Roosevelt Way bike lane near 43rd Without any advance warning, the Seattle Department of Transportation has added “speed bumps” to the Roosevelt Way NE protected bike lane around the bus stop island near N 43rd Street. …