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The City Needs to Build More Protected Bike Lanes, StatRelated content: by Ansel Herz On August 29, 2014, a young attorney named Sher Kung died in downtown Seattle when a truck struck her as she biked to work on Second Avenue. She left behind a wife...

The City of Seattle announced its preferred route for the Burke-Gilman Trail’s Missing Link at a Tuesday press conference at the Ballard Locks. Fortunately, the plan mostly sticks to the South Shilshole alternative that was the overwhelming favorite...

What Happened to Bike Activism in Seattle?Related content: Cycle Track ShowdownAnother Cyclist Has Died—So Will the City Council Finally Fund Bike Safety ImprovementsWhy Won't the City Council Back Up Bike-Safety Plans with Adequate Funding? by Ansel...

The Seattle Department of Transportation has released the updated, $64.1 million Seattle Bike Master Plan Implementation Plan (PDF) — the agency’s most recent annual blueprint for rolling out bike infrastructure projects over the following five years...

Today in Shell news: Unions join the anti-drilling movement and Bill Bryant is getting money from Shell supporters. Kelly O Unions Are Joining the #ShellNo Movement: OPEIU 8, SEIU 6, UAW Local 4121, UFCW 21, UFW, and Pride at Work King County Chapter...