Transportation

Seattle Times Admits Mudede Was Right About Boeing's Downfall

Finally!

Seattle’s New Right Wants to Keep Cars in Pike Place Market; Its Old Right Wants to Kick People out of the City

Or: David Brewster Is Not the Deep Thinker He Imagines Himself to Be

New Seattle Transportation Levy Just Dropped

Harrell Half-Asses Another Hugely Important Once-in-a-Decade Plan

Baltimore's Key Bridge Wasn't Built for 21st Century Capitalism

To Be Fair, No American Bridges Are Built for 21st Century Capitalism

We Would Love Sound Transit’s Link More If It Were Automated

Sadly, It's Too Late for That

Seattle Is Now in Its “I Give Up” Stage

There are No Buses, There Is No Money for the Public, and the City Council Caved to Corporate Overlords—Seattle's Public Spirit is Dead

A Marxist Analysis of Seattle's Bad Light Rail Behavior

I Also Want to Bring Up This Bad Business of Confusing Bags with People

How the SDOT Hates Humans Every Day

Eco-Blocks, Flex Posts, Speed Bumps—They're all Designed to Protect Machines over People

Washington State Should Be Proud That It Has the Most Expensive Gas in the US

In Fact, It Should Cost Even More than It Already Does

Why Do People Wave at Passing Trains?

Are They Having a Nervous Breakdown?

Bike and Bus Lanes Are Causing More Pollution?

Dismantling This Argument Is Not Only Not Interesting, but a Complete Waste of My Time. Instead, This Post Will Be about the Philosophical Function of the Automobile.

Why Seattle Doesn't Give a Fuck About Pedestrians

Cars Have Become an Excuse for State-Sanctioned Lawlessness

Seattle Is Dying Doesn't Give a Damn About Cars Frequently Crashing Into Small Businesses

Where's the Outrage?

After Waiting Years for Cities to Act, People Are Painting Their Own Crosswalks

Sea-Tac Airport Wants a New Building to Replace that Awful Walk from the Train Station

Seattle Public Schools Bus Drama Explodes Again

Transformative Transportation

Washington’s $17 billion transportation package is a big deal, but we’ve still got a long way to go.