I'm specifically thinking of the ones along I-90 that are now part of the Palouse to Cascades trail. I get sad knowing that we used to have a ski train up to Snoqualmie 🥲
But yeah, the freight relationship is incredibly frustrating
And yet, it had train tunnels 100 years ago. We just chose to prioritize highways and convert the rail system into bike infrastructure. As a cyclist, I'd much prefer we still had rail access through the mountains.
Wtf is wrong with you?
Just got downvoted in the r/Seattle post for suggesting that people should have a DD if they absolutely have to drive somewhere to drink 🫡
It used to be $24 for a 3-day unlimited pass 🥲
Fun fact: my grandpa was both an observant Jew and the ruling judge in a case that tried to challenge the blue laws (Mack Paramus v Paramus). I asked him about the ruling once because I always assumed it was church-related, and he said that Paramus just needed a break from traffic once a week.
Oh. I guess I have to redirect my monthly donation to an actual environmental org
Bradner Gardens
Thought it looked a little hazy this morning 😩
Judging by peak usage on the Burke, we could also use a second BGT
That's how I feel about teenagers, but I still find a way to accept that we both need to exist in public spaces together sometimes.
1) dogs have always been allowed on Link in carriers. This is about allowing dogs who don't fit in carriers
2) non-drivers own dogs and need to get them around. This isn't like bringing a dog to a restaurant
FYI, you can think the response to Bernie's photo is ridiculous and also not say something antisemitic!
Cargo bikes are a beautiful invention. Much more enjoyable for kids than sitting in a car too!
The rescue that I got my dog from will let you take an adoptable dog out just for a day or to a brewery or for a hike, so it's basically that!
Image shows a driver in a car with the ghost of Hitler in the passenger seat. The overlaid text reads, "When you ride Tesla, you ride with Hitler! Join Public Transportation TODAY!"
From Reddit:
Congestion pricing is a tool for places with reliable and extensive public transit systems. If someone lives far from a dense area and needs to drive there, it's more likely they'll drive to a transit station since transit is much cheaper than parking fees ($25/day min) in cities.
The poorest commuters use public transit. Car ownership alone is expensive.
Emma wearing a bike helmet with her puppy in a backpack looking over her shoulder in the summer
Hi, bikesky(?)! Happy to be here
