The city is putting bike lanes on Madison Street, converting College Avenue and Fleming Street into a bike boulevard, and adding signs.
Construction crews need to install a safety barrier, closing the road from Ebey Slough and Interstate 5 on Monday and Tuesday.
The lane reductions are between Bothell and Lynnwood from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. each day this week.
Gavin Gladsjo is looking for $6,000 in donations for bike, helmets and lessons for kindergarten through fifth grade.
Edmonds-Kingston is the topic June 1 in a series of Washington State Ferries meetings for updates and public comment.
Phillip Buffington, 54, pedals from Capitol Hill in Seattle to Everett Public Library. It sure beats driving, he says.
“Two years ago, people looked at you like you were an alien,” said Jeff Smith, an electric unicycle rider who lives in Marysville.
The highway will be closed in both directions from 10 p.m. Wednesday to 4:30 a.m. Thursday between Ebey Slough and I-5.
Sound Transit staff are pushing for Lynnwood Link service — even if it’s less frequent — over an East Link starter line.
Group rides about a half-mile north and south of the school drew huge interest at Sherwood Elementary School.
The cities are working on plans for the paved trail that would generally follow high-tension power lines west of Highway 9.
The proposed park and ride southeast of Cathcart Way and Highway 9 would have 154 stalls and be near planned housing.
The transit agency is in early development for microtransit services in Arlington, Darrington and Lake Stevens.
The Legislature’s Move Ahead Washington package requires “complete streets” for state transportation projects.
Sound Transit had the facility built as part of construction for light rail, which won’t begin service until next year.
Dropping commuter routes into Seattle next year will let the agency redeploy buses and drivers throughout the county.
Crews are set to repair the South Fork Skykomish River bridge, with alternating east and west traffic through Friday.
The Washington State Patrol was investigating the collision near 156th Street SW that closed both directions Sunday morning.
Yes, it’s legal and generally recommended for efficiency, as long as it’s done safely and doesn’t hold up traffic flow.
The closures will allow crews to replace concrete on bridges in Snohomish County.
