School has begun! Now, school zone speed cameras across the city will turn on for a few hours each day, immediately around school start and end times, to protect kids walking and biking to and from school.
What are automated enforcement cameras, how do they differ from other cameras on our streets, and what’s happening?
Ms Maddy, teacher at Graham Hill Elementary, leading a group bike ride in support of …
It’s back-to-school season! As students across Seattle head back to classrooms, we have a question for the families in your life: How are the kids getting to school?
About 30% of Seattle Public Schools K–8 students already walk, bike, or scooter to school (Seattle Public Schools). Walking and biking can give kids physical activity, time with friends, and an opportunity to build confidence and independence in their neighborhoods. …
Great news: after a full year of the Pike Place pedestrian pilot, the data is in—and people love it.
Foot traffic is up 5.6%. Sales are up 6.5%.
That’s a clear signal that when we prioritize people over car traffic, Pike Place becomes more welcoming, more vibrant, and better for the businesses that make it so special.
Now it’s time to build on that success.
For 15 years, Seattle Neighborhood Greenways has been at the heart of Seattle’s safe streets movement — neighbors organizing neighbors to make it safer and easier to walk, bike, roll, and gather on our streets. Our original name captured an early chapter of that story. It no longer reflects the scale or scope of who we are. We are excited to become Seattle Streets Alliance to …
Seattle Streets Alliance's neighborhood groups voted to endorse our 2026 priorities for the year ahead. We’ll build on progress from 2025 and continue our mission to make every neighborhood in Seattle a great place to walk, bike, roll, and live.
Safety is at the core of our work, and we advocate for a city where everyone can get home safely. Vision Zero …
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