Nick

I’ve only been asked to take liquids out in Europe. Never done it domestically

All the brown areas here ban ground floor retail. And they have wonderful apartments and the quietest streets! Very very pleasant neighborhoods

What zones have retail mandates?

Yea fair point

I would imagine the big box stores sell more per sqft than small businesses.

If my hometown didn’t have a Walmart, we’d need a lot more stores to fill the gap.

Glad you’re healed!

What’s an example of a neighborhood you’d like Bothell to be more like?

As far as I’ve seen, dense, walkable, transit oriented places have ground floor residential. And lots facing loud, trafficked roads have commercial

Wow I always thought Asia and Europe had more retail space than the US. Must just be the vacation effect!

I always thought that they just really like long leases and are willing to let it sit vacant to find someone to sign a long lease at higher rate than signing it now for a lower rate or shorter term

I’m curious how the boost in ridership from the 2 line breaks down between east side trips vs people riding more on the west side

Crazier stat: the closest Trader Joe’s to Capitol Hill Station is the one in UDistrict, not the one in Capitol Hill!

CHS -> CH TJ’s: 21 min walk
CHS -> UDistrict TJ’s: 5 min wait (at worst) + 7 min train + 8 min walk (20 mins)

I agree that an all day every day service may not attract many riders but starting with summer weekends could be successful like the trailhead direct

Should be a pilot this summer bsky.app/profile/type...

Even factoring in waiting time, it’s faster now to get from Capitol Hill station to U District Station than walk from Capitol Hill Station to Madison St

Concerned about Route 8? Here’s our approach to supporting reliable travel - SDOT Blog This blog post shares updates regarding the Route 8 and SDOT's approach to supporting reliable travel for everyone.

If you’re in Queen Anne Ave, those bus lanes should be built before the World Cup

How SDOT plans to connect CID bike routes to the SoDo Trail in 2026 The missing “Georgetown to Downtown North Connection” is marked with blue dots. Map from an SDOT presentation to the Seattle Bicycle Advisory Board (PDF). The Georgetown to Downtown Saf…

Hopefully fixed soon!

“Ethan Bergerson, Press Secretary at SDOT said the city has ‘purchased the maximum amount of service King County Metro has had the capacity to provide each year since the Seattle Transit Measure began in 2021’.”

Point taken

Cyclists can hit bollards too

Oh ok. The only thing that driveway goes to is that apartment building. So I think the current design is better at discouraging cars from going on the trail

I’m not sure I follow. The driveway on the top right is a dead end.

The trail comes from the bottom right, crosses and goes to the top left (or bottom left, there are two)

The pavement on the right is a driveway, on the left is the new trail

I do wonder if people would want to spend time in a park sandwiched by rainier and I-90. Could be nice to have some light retail space too

I wonder if they can realign 5 and turn the cloverleaf into something

This bus spends about as much time waiting at red lights as it does at bus stops!

A busy urban street. A cyclist wearing a white helmet and teal shirt riding a light-colored road bike is stopped behind a crosswalk. She is next to a white SUV.

Street view of Pioneer Square with historic brick buildings, a bike lane, crosswalk, and a 'STOP ALL WAY' sign. A pedestrian crosses as vehicles line the street.

It’s happening! Yesler Way is getting a new protected bike lane from Occidental Ave S to the waterfront.

Lmao so two lanes and a sidewalk are technically in unincorporated king county???

Seattle Transit Measure: History as the STBD (2014 to 2020) A Route 4 trolleybus climbs Taylor Ave N in Queen Anne. (Ken Robinette) The Seattle Transit Measure (STM) is a 0.15% sales tax that raises $50 million each year to boost bus service and make transi…

Along with ST3, the Seattle Transit Measure renewal will be one of the most important transit conversations in Seattle this year. To prepare for this discussion, check out @nicksattele.bsky.social’s deep dives into the STBD and the STM.

Part 1 (STBD): seattletransitblog.com/2026/02/19/s...

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Maybe I’m missing the location but I think it’s in shoreline www.shorelinewa.gov/home/showpub...