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I'm saddened by the loss of @WADeptHealth's Steven Hulsman. His passion for cycling was matched only by his generosity and he'll be deeply missed by his family, friends and cycling community. northwest.motion.social/remembering-st…

We haven’t been using this platform but are making an exception today in case non-bots still look to it. We are posting memorial signs to honor people killed in traffic violence in West Seattle and to motivate action on #VisionZero. #WDR2023SEA @SNGreenways

@bobco85 @jeremycole @seattledot This does appear to be more about removing the people who had been living on this dead end street than about protecting people on bikes for the one block where we don’t need physical protection. Why here? Why not elsewhere?

@jeremycole @seattledot This is anti-homeless infrastructure, not bike infrastructure. Directing 2-way bike traffic into an extremely narrow lane is unsafe. This 1 block long dead end street that had absolutely no bike safety issues, but homeless people existed here who the city wanted to remove.

Thank you all who joined us for Robb Mason's memorial ride. It's heartbreaking to unite under these circumstances, but it's necessary now more than ever that we speak up about the injustices occurring on our streets. We're proud & grateful to have you all with us ♥️ #VisionZero

Rest In Peace Robert We will keep fighting until to no one else dies just trying to get home to their loved ones.

@MayorofSeattle @SeaTimesOpinion "The single most important thing the city can do is redesign our most dangerous streets, starting with Aurora Avenue North, Lake City Way Northeast, Martin Luther King Jr. Way South, Rainier Avenue South and SODO streets in south Seattle... 80% of pedestrian fatalities happen."

Riding a bike should not only be for the brave. No one should be seriously injured or killed on Seattle streets. That’s the promise of #VisionZero but it’s far from the reality, despite our city’s “vision.” We need ACTION for safer streets!

@joefitzgibbon Thank you Representative Fitzgibbon! Yes AND please consider sponsoring legislation to create #PresumedLiabilty for drivers involved in collisions with people walking or rolling. How else can victims with no memory or worse prove what happened? Drivers rarely lose memory.

1/4 Seattle Street Fixers Cleanup #2 was a success! Thank you @RachaelLudwick @Jrock08 @likeluke @SheRidesABike Kate from @WSeaBikeConnect for coming today to make parts of West Seattle Bridge Trail wider & safer for people walking, biking, & rolling! @BHSafeStreets @RVGreenways

Ride the recently upgraded West Seattle Neighborhood Greenway in my latest bike guide video! Learn how it connects with local trails & places like Alki, Fauntleroy ferry terminal, & Downtown Seattle. youtu.be/h7saybrlaSU #SEAbikes @WSeaBikeConnect @SNGreenways #bikePNW

SNG does such important work in Seattle. Let me know if you’re interested, I’d be glad to chat about why SNG is great and provide any help with your application.

LAST DAY: Tell the Seattle Parks Department people should be able to safely walk, bike, roll, and play on streets in parks. Ask them to include this idea in their strategic plan. Learn more and take action: seattlegreenways.org/blog/2021/10/1…

Tomorrow is #BikeEverywhereDay! Join @WSeaBikeConnect, @bikeworks206, & Westside Bicycle under the West Seattle Bridge on 21st Ave SW between 6 & 9 am. Snap a photo with the Sal the Salmon cutout and you can enter a giveaway for a Bike Works bike.

This Friday 5-21 ride by our #BikeEverywhereDay Celebration Station on the west side of the Spokane Street Bridge from 6 to 9 am. More here: facebook.com/events/1926632…

@BobAnderton @seattledot @dongho_chang @westseattleblog We need a safe way to get to and from Weat Seattle Island. This does not appear to be it.

Hey @seattledot I am a daily bike commuter from West Seattle. You want more of us to do this, right? Please help. As far as I can tell, as of today, there is no legal way to get into Pioneer Square. You can watch how I did it, but it's not safe. @dongho_chang @westseattleblog

Automated enforcement is coming to the low bridge... next year. sdotblog.seattle.gov/2020/10/21/wer…

We've been working with our local groups @dvsafestreets @WSeaBikeConnect + other orgs to support the @Duwamish_Tribe's efforts to get a safe crosswalk & sidewalk to their Longhouse & Cultural Center. Thanks to collective action, a new crosswalk & signal will be installed in 2021!

From Friday afternoon til today: 600 people have signed the petition to keep Lake Washington Blvd open for walking, biking, rolling, running, skating, commuting, and recreating. If you value this community-focused space, please add your voice as well: stayhealthystreets.org/LWB

What does protect people are Jersey Barriers. Why don't we use them more @dongho_chang? There's an extra one that's been leaning up against a temporary fence and encroaching in the E Marginal Bike Lane for about a year...

Flex posts without bolts... bolt. @seattledot I'm happy to return this flexpost and plastic curb, but it was creating a danger. Thank you for doing something, but these don't last and don't physically protect people on bikes. Particularly when not bolted.